Myrrh

Marty Willson-Piper, Peter Koppes, Richard Ploog, Steve Kilbey

Emerald haunt in overdrive
Nightmare descent into Jericho city
Camel dust heralds our arrival
New Christ beneath the drumkit moon
Oh Lord we are threatened again
In the slipstream pull of the federal men
Plummet in some seamless night
Down here to earth it's hopeless then
Apache gunman in the boiling crowd
Who never got to meet you last time
We're interrupted by the telephone
You didn't think they were invented then
Oh Lord we need miracles
We need more wine and gold
We need slaves and roads and personal favors
We need microphones and manifolds
How can you be so invisible
Give me the nerves to see
Privilege on privilege
An unwanted discovery
So now we're cruising down this shuddering highway
With a dead sun shining on my back
And we talk about the way people treat us back there
Their hollow laughter, the pain in their eyes
Oh Lord I trust your intentions
But money strangles our love
Struggling like a fool with my junk and my jewels
You would have thought I'd had enough
How can you be so invisible
Give me the nerves to see
Privilege on privilege
An unwanted discovery

Curiosités sur la chanson Myrrh de The Church

Sur quels albums la chanson “Myrrh” a-t-elle été lancée par The Church?
The Church a lancé la chanson sur les albums “Heyday” en 1986 et “A Psychedelic Symphony: Live at Sydney Opera House” en 2014.
Qui a composé la chanson “Myrrh” de The Church?
La chanson “Myrrh” de The Church a été composée par Marty Willson-Piper, Peter Koppes, Richard Ploog, Steve Kilbey.

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