Song | Tourist Woman |
Artist | Cass McCombs |
Album | Prefection |
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For Tourist | |
Woman, the itching is turning to fever and then to form | |
For Tourist | |
Woman, insecurities are bunk-pollen for the swarm | |
And vice-versa, the swarm, turning to fury, captures a prisoner | |
Tourist Woman is unhappy with the meager conditions they have given her | |
From Oxford to | |
UCLA to impoverished streets of a | |
Bengali village | |
T.W. fights for nothing, believes in nothing, except an image | |
The image in her mind is of vague origin of, mostly, western result | |
Somewhat pyramid, somewhat cross, somewhat a mongrel cult | |
Like the old man | |
Who slept his life away | |
Romantics are doomed (and that’s a good thing) |
For Tourist | |
Woman, the itching is turning to fever and then to form | |
For Tourist | |
Woman, insecurities are bunkpollen for the swarm | |
And viceversa, the swarm, turning to fury, captures a prisoner | |
Tourist Woman is unhappy with the meager conditions they have given her | |
From Oxford to | |
UCLA to impoverished streets of a | |
Bengali village | |
T. W. fights for nothing, believes in nothing, except an image | |
The image in her mind is of vague origin of, mostly, western result | |
Somewhat pyramid, somewhat cross, somewhat a mongrel cult | |
Like the old man | |
Who slept his life away | |
Romantics are doomed and that' s a good thing |
For Tourist | |
Woman, the itching is turning to fever and then to form | |
For Tourist | |
Woman, insecurities are bunkpollen for the swarm | |
And viceversa, the swarm, turning to fury, captures a prisoner | |
Tourist Woman is unhappy with the meager conditions they have given her | |
From Oxford to | |
UCLA to impoverished streets of a | |
Bengali village | |
T. W. fights for nothing, believes in nothing, except an image | |
The image in her mind is of vague origin of, mostly, western result | |
Somewhat pyramid, somewhat cross, somewhat a mongrel cult | |
Like the old man | |
Who slept his life away | |
Romantics are doomed and that' s a good thing |