Malcolm X from D-Pop by Robert Courtney
Drifting in and out of sleep on a summer's afternoon and hearing Malcolm X's voice on a television documentary say, "Throw your bones, what is gone is gone". I was a big fan.
Tracklist
| 8. | Malcolm X | 5:03 |
Lyrics
I walk around this town.
My ear down to the ground
Shadows falling street to street
Long, in the summer heat
Throw your bones
What is gone is gone
True love lies
In the cemetery
You
Touched me
You
You touched me
Trees bend gently in the wind.
Making sure you don’t give in
The streets are dry, deserted
You think you will escape from here
Throw your bones
What is gone is gone
True love lies
In the cemetery
You
Touched me
You
You touched me
They hide behind torn curtains.
Waiting for the summer rain
Whilst hands that do dishes
Are aching to wash you away
Throw your bones
What is gone is gone
True love lies
In the cemetery
You
Touched me
You
You touched me
Credits
Robert Courtney: Lyrics & Music
Robert Courtney: Vocals, Guitar, Bass & Drum
Cover photo by Natacha Fernandez
License
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