Something fell on Saskatchewan
in 1885
Where is it now that we need
it, in this century of jive?
The axe falls as if through
water -- never leaves a trace
And I'm scanning these crowds
for some sign of your face
The world shot down love as
a spy, once upon a time ago
Now people stand around here,
like crows in the snow
Like the shadow of the rope
on Louis Riel, the look so clean out of place
And I'm scanning these crowds
for some sign of your face
Though storms may still kiss
the grasslands with primal fire
In the land of passive revolution,
everything's for hire
Are they demons, are they
lemmings, or just the humans in this place?
Lord, I'm scanning these crowds
for some sign of your face
Marco Giunco |
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