Frequent Weaver Who Burns letra

Pagan shutters described at shrine
dark stems large elephantine
serpent seasnake zebra
up love and deliver your good speech

Of youth and perfect skin

skygazing free of sin
clipped at the hip peglegged and cracked
expressing trivial concern
and then I long .

Im the frequent weaver who burns

Shaft birth pride of pity
going back from country to city
come home now to surround you

Youve no more to learn
who do you think you are?

Im the frequent weaver who burns

Robert Pollard - Letras

• Accidental Texas Who
• And I Don't (So Now I Do)
• And My Unit Moves
• Artificial Light
• Boxing About
• Catching Waves Again
• Chance To Buy An Island
• Did It Play?
• Do Something Real
• Double Standards Inc
• Far Out Crops
• Flat Beauty
• Flings Of the Waistcoat Crowd
• Frequent Weaver Who Burns
• Gasoline Ragtime
• Get A Faceful
• Get Under It
• Girl Named Captain
• Good Luck Sailor
• I feel gone again
• I Get Rid Of You
• I've Owned You For Centuries
• Island Crimes
• Just Say The Word
• King Of Arthur Avenue
• Larger Massachusetts
• Life Is Beautiful
• Living Upside Down
• Maggie Turns To Flies
• Make Use
• Meet My Team
• Men Who Create Fright
• Messiahs
• One Clear Minute
• Parakeet Troopers
• People Are Leaving
• Picking Seeds From My Skull
• Pop Zeus
• Port Authority
• Powerblessings
• Prom Is Coming
• Psychic Pilot Clocks Out
• Punk Rock Gods
• Quicksilver
• Release The Sunbird
• Rhoda Rhoda
• Roofer's Union Fight Song
• Rumbling Joker
• Same Things
• Second Step Next Language
• Serious Bird Woman ( you turn me on)
• Showbiz Opera Walrus
• Slick As Snails
• Snatch Candy
• Soft Smoke
• Soul Train College Policeman
• Steeple Of Knives
• Strictly Comedy
• Submarine Teams
• Subspace Biographies
• Supernatural Car Lover
• Television Prison
• The Ash Grey Proclamation
• The Big Make Over
• The Louis Armstrong Of Rock And Roll
• Tight Globes
• Tower And Landslides
• Town Of Mirrors
• Vibrations In The Woods
• Waved Out
• Whiskey Ships
• Whispering Whip
• White Gloves Come 0ff
• Wrinkled Ghost
• You Cant Hold Your Women