Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
Tendon Levey
And all these years they were singing a hymn through him
Moving them with the others through the leak
You of the speech who held a cry through my site
The water gave return to a sink
And when I am dead I will sing through a man instead
Soon the stars and the younger stars drop me
(They'll find, soon, by moonlight)
My soles aren’t safe for the landing I entreat
(Good, fine)
And all these years they were singing a hymn through him
I want for their death
An ambulance and a dog I'vе dreamed
They'vе torn my clothes behind a window steamed
And when I’m dead I hope they knew I was a man