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Poison
04:30
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you were the poison that i found in my machine
you were the colours that were left upon my sleeve
you were the something that horrified my sleep
you were the nothing that i left there in the deep
there is no heaven but i pray for rock and roll
it comes to tell me that it all but saved my soul
i don't know jesus but i hear he's good as gold
someday i'll call him, before i get too old
the bad things came in and they left an awful stain
the curse was lifted but you happened all the same
i know the story and i can't hear it again
you were the poison that i found in my machine
you were the poison that i found in my machine
you were the poison that i found in my machine
© 2014 brilliant fish music
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Hush & Rust Toronto, Ontario
Cinematic Country, Dream Lounge, Quiet Roots & beyond.
T-Bone Burnett goes on a midnight drive with David
Lynch.
Dark yet delicate; sparkling yet worn; sweet, yet perhaps at times even a little unsettling.
As much a happy accident as an inevitability, real life partners sweet T & brilliantfish filter their creative expression through the lens of collective experience. Often unexpected...
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