Тексты песен «Fish Leslie»

Chorus: Better than who? (better than who) The scores aren't in. (the scores aren't in) Let the gods of evolution say who'll win. Better at what? (better at what) In what way? (in what way) Let the gods of...

Chorus: Black powder and alcohol When the states and the cities fall. When your back is against the wall, Black powder and alcohol. Give me charcoal to the measure two. Send the bullet where you want it to. Give me...

Find a few survivors! A doctor's come to town. Tell me all your symptoms, please, and haul your trousers down. Half your troubles, please; these don't need to be told, And I can cure the other half with blue bread...

We don't like this world we've made. Bring it down, bring it down. We'd take a world more free in trade. Bring it down, bring it down. Risk the fire in the midnight sky, And the rain of hell when the ashes fly. Just...

Darlin', let me in. It's only me. Gotta talk of how our lives will be. I found us two ways outta here, but I don't know which is right. Sweetheart, ya gotta help me choose tonight. Chorus: I only know our love's...

Chorus: Grind, children, grind From the world we left behind. We have one chance enough to be free. Grind, children, grind! Though the work was never kind, Through the eyes of the eagles we shall see. Lowly sand,...

Chorus: Hey, hey, burned away In the night on fire and the sunless day! Ha, ha, rule of law! Biggest lie you ever saw. Fall wars here and big crimes there Make such a fine excuse To put your life in the hands of a...

We were twenty pampered maidens under dormitory glass, Gossiping about boyfriends, dates and clothes. We glanced through the tasteful windows at the growing storm outside And never once took measure of the snows. Long...

Too damn many losses, scars across your hide. Friend and home and family gone by. Do the miles of wasteland really roll the pain behind, Or are you racing for a place to die? Chorus: Heart like an axle, bounded by...

Hello. Remember us, The ones you left behind When half the Earth was burning, And all the sky was blind? You lords of wealth and power Who made the missiles fly, Remember how you hid yourselves And left us here to die?...

What do we do for our freedom, oh, what do we do for our corn? Poor Big Boss Jones an' 'is bully boys came here last Sunday morn. He marched right into the village square an' grabbed everybody in sight An' made a big...

We see you comin' in your Pontiac. Bulging briefcase sittin' like that. You lean back, smile, and look us down small, An' boom out sweetly, "How're you all?" But we know what you are; you're robbin' the poor. Close...

Running from the future, Running from the past, Running from the mirror, How long can you last? Don't look back; the thunder's rolling. Don't look back. You know what's there. Don't look back; the sight will break you...

Teacher, teacher, do what you can To teach your children all the knowledge of man, Teach them how to think and how to survive A world that eats the soul and body alive. Teacher, teacher, you know what they face, A sea...

Just a little general hospital, in a little factory town. The board put me in charge for mainly keeping prices down. I hadn't touched a patient since 1982, But the day of the explosion I remembered what to do. At eleven...

It is the time of Digwell, now Summer's gone away. People come from miles around to meet on Digwell day. We all come here with mighty stones, with gravel, rocks, and sand, Bring it here with oxcarts or with buckets in...

Look on the horizon. What do my eyes behold? Is that a herd of bison Or a convoy rolling bold? Could that be my old master And all his princely crew, Who ran from the disaster That they put us peasants through, They put...

written by Leslie Fish sung by Julia Ecklar from the album Horse-Tamer's_Daughter by Julia Ecklar (c) 1983 Off Centaur Publications My father was a horsetamer on the edge of Halley Plain. His work was good and his...

I went to work for welfare in hopes to help the poor. The staff showed me a desk and introduced me to the war. They warned me that the battle started right outside the door, And they fought it on the paper sea. They...

Leslie Fish (c) 1986 Two men walked on the beach in the sun. One left footprints, the other left none. One was a man who no man obeys; The other a god from the ancient days. "Look," said the man, "how my kind make...