Song | Roll On |
Artist | Thea Gilmore |
Album | Liejacker |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
Darling you don't know me, don't think you ever will | |
I'm another tinpot poet, another infidel | |
And they're still scrubbing at the stains of the communion wine I spilled | |
While I roll, roll, roll on, | |
Get me some good cocaine, get me any feeling left | |
Show me pretty little dancing girls with collars round their necks | |
Get me God on the line, boys, and make that call collect | |
Or He'll roll, roll, roll on | |
Was that girl in the dust drawing breath or blood? | |
It's so hard to tell between bad taste and good | |
So just roll, roll on | |
There's a train in the distance, there's a lineman on the line | |
There's a hard rain coming, it's been coming a long time | |
And nobody reads maps no more, no one follows signs | |
They just roll, roll, roll on | |
Call up the captain, bring back Mother Jones | |
Raise ‘em up from the dirt, get them rattling there bones | |
Watch them haul down that network, make them leave the sky alone | |
And then roll, roll, roll on | |
And that chain around your neck is like the one around your feet | |
Just another signpost pointing straight to ruin street | |
Where you'll roll, roll, roll on | |
Well, I love you for your colour, babe I love your face | |
All the neon in this city can't hold a candle to your grace | |
But you move through me like our love is commonplace | |
You just roll, roll, roll on | |
Do you really call that living? Do you really think that's wise? | |
You've been doing so much dying, dying right before my eyes | |
And if it's truth that you want, well, I've got this great disguise | |
You just roll, roll, roll on | |
It doesn't matter how much Nietzsche you have read | |
When a black box clicks and there's a barrel at your head | |
Singing roll, roll, roll on | |
Roll on | |
Roll on | |
So here's my tongue, here's my body, c'mon and take my soul away | |
I got ‘em cheap in the market, they weren't worth much anyway | |
And if you want to fix them up maybe I'll buy them back someday | |
‘Til then I'll roll, roll, roll on | |
‘Til then I'll roll, roll, roll on | |
Roll on | |
Roll on | |
Roll on |
Darling you don' t know me, don' t think you ever will | |
I' m another tinpot poet, another infidel | |
And they' re still scrubbing at the stains of the communion wine I spilled | |
While I roll, roll, roll on, | |
Get me some good cocaine, get me any feeling left | |
Show me pretty little dancing girls with collars round their necks | |
Get me God on the line, boys, and make that call collect | |
Or He' ll roll, roll, roll on | |
Was that girl in the dust drawing breath or blood? | |
It' s so hard to tell between bad taste and good | |
So just roll, roll on | |
There' s a train in the distance, there' s a lineman on the line | |
There' s a hard rain coming, it' s been coming a long time | |
And nobody reads maps no more, no one follows signs | |
They just roll, roll, roll on | |
Call up the captain, bring back Mother Jones | |
Raise ' em up from the dirt, get them rattling there bones | |
Watch them haul down that network, make them leave the sky alone | |
And then roll, roll, roll on | |
And that chain around your neck is like the one around your feet | |
Just another signpost pointing straight to ruin street | |
Where you' ll roll, roll, roll on | |
Well, I love you for your colour, babe I love your face | |
All the neon in this city can' t hold a candle to your grace | |
But you move through me like our love is commonplace | |
You just roll, roll, roll on | |
Do you really call that living? Do you really think that' s wise? | |
You' ve been doing so much dying, dying right before my eyes | |
And if it' s truth that you want, well, I' ve got this great disguise | |
You just roll, roll, roll on | |
It doesn' t matter how much Nietzsche you have read | |
When a black box clicks and there' s a barrel at your head | |
Singing roll, roll, roll on | |
Roll on | |
Roll on | |
So here' s my tongue, here' s my body, c' mon and take my soul away | |
I got ' em cheap in the market, they weren' t worth much anyway | |
And if you want to fix them up maybe I' ll buy them back someday | |
' Til then I' ll roll, roll, roll on | |
' Til then I' ll roll, roll, roll on | |
Roll on | |
Roll on | |
Roll on |
Darling you don' t know me, don' t think you ever will | |
I' m another tinpot poet, another infidel | |
And they' re still scrubbing at the stains of the communion wine I spilled | |
While I roll, roll, roll on, | |
Get me some good cocaine, get me any feeling left | |
Show me pretty little dancing girls with collars round their necks | |
Get me God on the line, boys, and make that call collect | |
Or He' ll roll, roll, roll on | |
Was that girl in the dust drawing breath or blood? | |
It' s so hard to tell between bad taste and good | |
So just roll, roll on | |
There' s a train in the distance, there' s a lineman on the line | |
There' s a hard rain coming, it' s been coming a long time | |
And nobody reads maps no more, no one follows signs | |
They just roll, roll, roll on | |
Call up the captain, bring back Mother Jones | |
Raise ' em up from the dirt, get them rattling there bones | |
Watch them haul down that network, make them leave the sky alone | |
And then roll, roll, roll on | |
And that chain around your neck is like the one around your feet | |
Just another signpost pointing straight to ruin street | |
Where you' ll roll, roll, roll on | |
Well, I love you for your colour, babe I love your face | |
All the neon in this city can' t hold a candle to your grace | |
But you move through me like our love is commonplace | |
You just roll, roll, roll on | |
Do you really call that living? Do you really think that' s wise? | |
You' ve been doing so much dying, dying right before my eyes | |
And if it' s truth that you want, well, I' ve got this great disguise | |
You just roll, roll, roll on | |
It doesn' t matter how much Nietzsche you have read | |
When a black box clicks and there' s a barrel at your head | |
Singing roll, roll, roll on | |
Roll on | |
Roll on | |
So here' s my tongue, here' s my body, c' mon and take my soul away | |
I got ' em cheap in the market, they weren' t worth much anyway | |
And if you want to fix them up maybe I' ll buy them back someday | |
' Til then I' ll roll, roll, roll on | |
' Til then I' ll roll, roll, roll on | |
Roll on | |
Roll on | |
Roll on |