Testo: Joanna Newsom. The Milk-Eyed Mender. En Gallop.

This place is damp and ghostly, i am already gone
And the halls were lined with the disembodied
And dustly wings which fell from flesh
Gasplessly

And i go where the trees go
And i walk from a higher education
For now, and for hire

It beats me but i do not know
And it beats me but i do not know
It beats me but i do not know
I do not know

Palaces and stormclouds
The rought straggly sage and the smoke
And the way it will all come together
In quietness, and in time

And you laws of property
Oh, you free economy
And you unending afterthoughts;
You could've told me before

Never get so attached to a poem, you
Forget truth that lacks lyricism, and
Never draw so close to the heat, that
You will forget that you must eat, oh