Sinai Songtext
von Ghost Bees

You came tumbling outwards across the bedsheets
Across our mother′s bruised, blood-bruised thighs
While I gathered courage inside the phallus
Too crooked and sorry to move
You came tumbling and I was sorry
Avoiding the knife and the guilt of a wound
You came tumbling and I was sorry
Broke my first breath on the shrub of a butcher's broom
And though we never meant
To chew off the lids of your eyes
Castor and Pollux, they spat jewels upon us
And raided the embryo′s gash
And now we're forced to mend
The holes for the souls of the blind
While we sit enamoured, with jewels spun better
Crammed with the phlegm of divine
Tiresias, we are not to blame
One's your foe and one′s your flame
And though the wet nurse cried, complained
Of teeth marks on her fertile frame


You came tumbling and I was sorry
You came tumbling and I was sorry
You came tumbling and I was sorry
Broke my first breath on the shrub of a butcher′s broom
Indelicate, get over it
Tomorrow it's gone, it′s all lost and forgotten
The shit of it will make you sick
We'll waggle our tongues as we beg for forgiveness
Tiresias, we are not to blame
You came tumbling and I was sorry
How did you know that her womb was all rotten?
One′s your foe and one's your flame
You came tumbling and I was sorry
We′ll crease all her corners and stuff her with cotton
And though the wet nurse cried, complained
You came tumbling and I was sorry
And babies make milk cries and cry when forgotten
Of teeth marks on her fertile frame
You came tumbling and I was sorry
Exposing the teeth to the gums that gnawed on 'em
You came tumbling and I was sorry
You came tumbling and I was sorry
You came tumbling and I was sorry
Broke my first breath on the shrub of a butcher's broom