Lyrics:
Needle in the arm it's quite insane
Out my life and in my vein
See the walls, they're beautiful
Striking in for all the kill
Well the wool in my eyes
Jesus our brother, kind and good
Was humbly born in stable rude
And the friendly beasts around Him stood
Jesus our brother, kind and good
"I", said
He had a stroke at the age of 24
It could have been a brilliant career
Painting lines in a school that was too well known
Painting lines with
the truth, I'm a mess, I'm a fool
You don't know that
And you never will
In my mind, it's instilled not to show that
I spend almost all of my time
Shake sleep
Wool and glass
Hung on nails
Here and there
Wails the wall I pass
In you alone
In you alone
There is no harm
In you alone
your sound
In
splicing my inventions.
Cold skin and bones and this latitude;
We ain't paying until the heat comes through.
So you slept in a stocking cap and wool scarf
fear
I close each year
I'm winter
Reminding me to trade my t-shirts for my woven wools
Trade my sandals for my skis
Whispered warnings in the wind
dyed her hair black in the bathroom mirror
He'd liked it blonde on his wife
An act of independence, a small victory
Hey, it was something to shout about
You could stay here
Make your home here
Hide away here
I could wrap you up in cotton wool
Here's somewhere you could let your love run free
Come
We sailed out of Dunmore Michelmas gone by
Cowhides and wool and live cargo
Twenty young Wild Geese ready fledged to fly
Sailing for the lowlands
You could stay here
Make your home here
Hideaway here
I could wrap you up in cotton wool
Here's somewhere you could let your love run free
Come
You could stay here
Make your home here
Hide away here
I could wrap you up in cotton wool
Here's somewhere you could let your love run free
Come
Stone blind, in the dark
Vision of beauty with an ugly heart
Stone blind
To everything about her oh yeah
She pulled the wool over my eyes
But
the traffic that's racing in my mind
Blankets of wool just to cover up my eyes
'Cause what I need, what I need is quiet
And I know what I need, what I need
the wool across the wire
Roll the new life over
In the middle of the night there's an old man
Threading his toes through a bucket of rain
Hey, mister, if
Stone blind
In the dark
Vision of beauty with an ugly heart
Stone blind
To everything about her
She pulled the wool over my eyes
But the last
crashed out
A slice of death, wrapped up
All in wool, passed out
Drunk, you stupid fool
In my bed, crashed out
A slice of death, wrapped up
All in wool
I never dreamed of wantin' more
Than a small town, simple life
A little money in our pockets
You're my husband, I'm your wife
But then I fell in icy
There's a secret picnic spot
A place for us to greet
To stretch out our feet
If we go there now
With blanket and basket
Lay down in the tall grass
Think of all the hours I spent in constant reflection
Well it gets you down but, it don't make it right
I made it my personal intervention
What a waste
to pull the wool over my eyes
I found you then the skies turned blue
I'm livin' in a house of love
Once I lived in a hole like a rabbit
I couldn't find
Feel the Weather start to change
Got me steppin' up my sweater game
But even sheep would be ashamed
So Much Wool! Oh yeah
But Underneath my Cardigan
Now, I'm a U.S. Male 'cause I was born
In a Mississippi town on a Sunday morn.
Now, Mississippi just happens to occupy a place
In the southeastern
still are young
I know you well, I like you
Hey Rose, you're finer than you know
Why hang around with clothes of another name
She'd got hair so dyed she
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