Here we are again. Another U.N.K.L.E. song off of the same album, “Where Did the Night Fall – Another Night Out.” But when you research the lyrics for this song, they too, are incorrect.
Check out my other song lyric decodings here:
Country Tune | Wash the Love Away | When the Lights Go Out/ We Own the NightRead More »
A Slave to the Rhyme
I’ve been a slave to the rhyme.
Chains of servitude* wasted,
Feigning happiness like a mime street performer.
My Favorite Shirt
My favorite shirt is ripping.
Years of fade couldn’t touch it,
Miles of use immaterial.
The Island By the Sea
On an island with sand,
I await the water.
A ship comes in,
A dingy’s daughter.
Aqueous Transference
Once an overbearing dictator,
Now a haphazard mayor,
The vapor is losing,
It’s power in prayer.
I don’t know what it is about the late, great Gavin Clark, but his voice is difficult to discern. His lyrics are simple and his message is powerful, but damn it if the internet collective can’t agree on his lyrics.
So far as I know, U.N.K.L.E. has never released the official lyrics for many of their songs and so, I’m back to decipher Gavin’s haunting vocals once more. Without further adieu, here are the lyrics for “Wash the Love Away:”Read More »
So I’m scrolling through the wall on Facebook earlier (it gets everybody sometimes) and I see this girl whom her ENTIRE photo gallery is comprised of selfies. Read More »
Have you ever experienced a time where a familiar song on your iPod plays via shuffle and where you never gave it much thought before this time it seemed to speak to you in a new way?
Have you ever searched for lyrics in this day and age and come up with jack squat? I know the feeling, and that’s why I decided to listen carefully to this song and offer up the lyrics to anyone else who may desire them.
If you can help me with the last missing pieces, I’d greatly appreciate it!
GuyOnAWire 