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Handsome Family

A smashed windshield, the dust on a pickup truck Shine with silver secrets in the Albuquerque sun The light makes jewels of pawn shops and drive-thru

I swear I heard a bird high in the chestnut trees The sun was so bright, that bird I couldn?t see No matter where I stood I couldn?t see beak or wing

When we were together I lay in your river As the fish swam through my hands Raindrops and roses fell from the heavens Just to brush against your skin

I left a black shoe hanging from a telephone wire I threw hubcaps in the bushes filled the creek with burning tires I drove circles in the meadow threw

like four million tons of hydrogen exploding on the sun like the whisper of the termites building castles in the dust you?re no longer leaving foot prints

Love is like a white moth sipping tears from sleeping birds An asteroid in flames tumbling to Earth Raindrops sliding down the stems of orange leaves

one morning in May in a milk-white convertible drove slowly away Beautiful William with curling black hair gold rings on his fingers as he held to the

I came to a field of green where the corn stalks grew so tall The sunlight could not pierce to the winding path below Round and round I went under those

Down that foggy road slow centipedes crawl Plump blackberries fall, and the ground is dark as blood Down that foggy road the moon burns red as flame Weeds