| Song | Accidents |
| Artist | Peter Hammill |
| Album | Enter k |
| This meeting is a coincidencewhich deserves a second look:we've seen the chapter of accidentsbecome the longest in the book. | |
| I see your face in the picture for better or worse,all power to the accident! | |
| Oh, the sweetest is the one | |
| I'm holding in my armsand the fleetest is the one who survivesbut the meetest is the one who's running on the spotwhere the accident's about to arrive. | |
| I know my place on the planet, chapter and verse,all part of the accident. | |
| I know my place in the story, a line of blank verse,a part of the accident. | |
| No system worth its saltlays all its cards upon the table;no discipline of thoughtwill render me more ableto buck those random throws. | |
| This meeting is a coincidencewhich deserves a second look –we've seen the chapter of accidents,it's the longest in the book. | |
| Oh, the sweetest is the one | |
| I'm holding in my armsand the fleetest is the one who survivesbut the meetest is the one who's running on the spotwhere the accident's about to arrive...(The accidental, the accident!) | |
| Your face in the picture for better or worse,all power to the accident! | |
| I know my place on the planet, chapter and verse,all part of the accident. | |
| I know my place in the story, a line of blank verse,a part of the accident. | |
| I see your face in the picture for better or worse,all power to the accident,all power to the accident! |
| This meeting is a coincidencewhich deserves a second look: we' ve seen the chapter of accidentsbecome the longest in the book. | |
| I see your face in the picture for better or worse, all power to the accident! | |
| Oh, the sweetest is the one | |
| I' m holding in my armsand the fleetest is the one who survivesbut the meetest is the one who' s running on the spotwhere the accident' s about to arrive. | |
| I know my place on the planet, chapter and verse, all part of the accident. | |
| I know my place in the story, a line of blank verse, a part of the accident. | |
| No system worth its saltlays all its cards upon the table no discipline of thoughtwill render me more ableto buck those random throws. | |
| This meeting is a coincidencewhich deserves a second look we' ve seen the chapter of accidents, it' s the longest in the book. | |
| Oh, the sweetest is the one | |
| I' m holding in my armsand the fleetest is the one who survivesbut the meetest is the one who' s running on the spotwhere the accident' s about to arrive... The accidental, the accident! | |
| Your face in the picture for better or worse, all power to the accident! | |
| I know my place on the planet, chapter and verse, all part of the accident. | |
| I know my place in the story, a line of blank verse, a part of the accident. | |
| I see your face in the picture for better or worse, all power to the accident, all power to the accident! |