The Drones Locust lyrics

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Georgie, i can't stop drinkingseems like every time i try i can't stop thinkinggeorgie, when i was a boy i would stand there in the shadeof a wedding cake hotel doorwaywatching sister with her liquor in a jartalk to older boys in cars.Ether was the town where i was bornthey pulled iron from the groundand knife wounds from the portthey built a prison and it tempered in the sunit rose up off a plateau like the last tooth in a gumyou went there by train and you would never be the same.they made the blacks live outside of townthe weekend come they'd tear the whole place downchinese came without weekends at alland the whites complained the pay was bettershooting them in the warhome may be where the calm blindsbut i could see that they weren't lying.my first girls old man was in a later warhe drank like a motherfucker, now i know what forshe took my van, put louie in the jackleft a suicide not and i've got him to thank for thatand he can thank our statesmen hostsalthough his chances are
remotegeorgie, i can't stop drinkingseems like every time i try i can't stop thinkinggeorgie, when i was a boy i would stand there in the shadeof a wedding cake hotel doorwaywatching sister with her liquor in a jartalk to older boys in cars.

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