Willis Earl Beal - Babble On

She gave me cake and danced for me
My tears, they crashed my slamming doors
She smiled so no chance for me
And picked her clothes up from the floor
A creamy smoke here cradles me
Strong berry tone and worm inside
Trying me to soothe and a little mean
Into the gutter I will hide
Now the promised on the mountainside
Knock on the great grail in the yard
My clothes are lost, I will not try
Let's gracefully just fall apart
My memories are scraping hard
And beating like a drum
Let go, let go, my shadow hands
He's deaf and blind and dumb
He'll know not loving gets
He'll feel not the wind
He'll pass silently through every face
Until the sun brings

BABBLE ON, cool water
BABBLE ON down the river
BABBLE ON all you poor fools
BABBLE ON
Just like a book
Just like a book
Just like a book
Just like a book

So elderly and weak at heart
Send a passion broke and black
So tenderly I seek to stop
And gain the loss of life
I'm not so strong or up to task
And easy death is in my eyes
Nothing right or left to ask
Just use your breath to confess the lies
And the bombshells with their hot shots
Blowing holes in eagle's wide
No, no women cannot answer me
So I bow my head and sigh
Pull down the flies and cross the watch
Don't set time on your phone
Remove the tax, make another launch
Let me be, I'm going home
When no one waste and there are no gates
Above ever burning flames
The deadline will consume the deaths
Hop and dance will drain with shame
I'll kiss the tree and stand in believe
Before I chop it with an axe
I'll wish you well upon train trip
Before I bomb the bridges' tracks

BABBLE ON, cool water
BABBLE ON down the river
BABBLE ON all you poor fools
BABBLE ON
Just like a book

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