oh country you bloody old miser   shake off the ancient dust of your heartless fathers   and rain pounds upon Tyne upon Tweed upon the daylight   darlings, sweating to keep you upright      how I love to leave you crooning your songs   mooning away the time to stretch farther   while he chased the lovely tails of youth turned soft and holy    makes loose the leashes and lashes of this cracked armor      all skin and bones and no home   born alone only to end me alone   all skin and bones and no home      your words digest space cruising red hot swollen lines   tight nights awake pushing forth   bring me blue, answering lashes and eyes we grow long   hard limbs protecting our colors from each other burned hollow      all skin and bones and no home   born alone only to end me alone   all skin and bones and no home   all skin and bones and no where to go