Lady of the ark, I think I found a part I think I found a piece of what you used to be Dozing in the back of a funeral car And tangled in the blankets of your memory So why, why did I waste you? If I’d have felt that love come to fall I couldn’t save you Plunging to the earth, the sweetest cannonball Oh why, why did I know you? How did I know you would go in the end? Fell out of the sky you told me "Baby I’ll be gone but when I’m back again we’ll try." Try! Try! Try! Lady of the ark, I think you were the start I think you were the key with which his heart was closed Not his only secret, not his only weakness I found him at the party feeling through her clothes And he cried, cried, "I’m wasted!" And he couldn't look you straight in the mouth But all that time he’d take it Even though he didn’t watch the words come out Oh why, why did you leave me? Why did you think it would rip me apart? When we were always bleeding Inward towards the spirit where the soul departs the mind Mind! Mind! Mind! And I can see your face now Tripping sick with your ear to the wall You can't find the way down, my lady My lady 'Til you fall So fall! Fall! Oh strange, prodigal woman, she can’t see it coming Bats her eyes at everybody one by one And though she’s moving faster, still he’s blowing past her Naked with his eye toward the morning sun But you’re wild, wild I’ve seen it And he left you sick when you loved him the most So now you're done, defeated Torn between the devil and the holy ghost Swing low, low sweet heathen Swing for the wretch and the rock and roll kids Who roam this earth repeating All this sin until this wicked world makes sense in time Time! Time! Time!
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