Kingdom Come
from Four Walls Bending by Emily Bezar
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lyrics
he said that always
was better than nothing
said it always would be that way
said I always could find his shadow
somewhere down the waterway
but I knew I would never find it
and I knew he’d be on the run
and I knew he’d arrive faster
if he had a better gun
he said they offer a fast recovery
said it sting like a broken chain
well, I’m afraid of the feeling
so slip me down some novocaine
and it would be a shame to lose him
for less than infernal crime
but God don’t let me confuse him
he is his and I am mine
kingdom come, kingdom go
turn the lever
and may we meet again
when time is slow
angels fall, but never fall
fall together…
and I am no little domino
he said that always
was better than nothing
said it always would be that way
said I always could find his shadow
somewhere down the waterway
but tell me what would a life be
after everything here was won?
I bet it’s the same old chapter
different mother, different son
kingdom come, kingdom go
turn the lever
and may we meet again
when time is slow
angels fall, but do they fall
fall forever…
to greet the devil in the snow?
was better than nothing
said it always would be that way
said I always could find his shadow
somewhere down the waterway
but I knew I would never find it
and I knew he’d be on the run
and I knew he’d arrive faster
if he had a better gun
he said they offer a fast recovery
said it sting like a broken chain
well, I’m afraid of the feeling
so slip me down some novocaine
and it would be a shame to lose him
for less than infernal crime
but God don’t let me confuse him
he is his and I am mine
kingdom come, kingdom go
turn the lever
and may we meet again
when time is slow
angels fall, but never fall
fall together…
and I am no little domino
he said that always
was better than nothing
said it always would be that way
said I always could find his shadow
somewhere down the waterway
but tell me what would a life be
after everything here was won?
I bet it’s the same old chapter
different mother, different son
kingdom come, kingdom go
turn the lever
and may we meet again
when time is slow
angels fall, but do they fall
fall forever…
to greet the devil in the snow?
credits
from Four Walls Bending,
released October 1, 1999
license
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Emily Bezar
Singer, composer and keyboardist
Emily Bezar creates intricate, uncategorizable music, drawing freely from classical, jazz, rock, pop and electronic genres to create an enchanting, dynamic sound world.
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Sep 1993
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