nick cave - book collection (2)

8/6/2019 Nick Cave - Book Collection (2)

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( A R E Y O U )B E E N

T H E O N EW A I T I N G T H A TF O R ? I ' V EW o r d s & M u s ic b y N i c k C a v e

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I'-"- - - - - - ' ; 1with the tears in your eyes?-- Well take that coat babe andI

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long - ing great won - ders-- have been willed.~_1\ I

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~ - - , ; - 4Are you the one that I've been wait - ing for?1\ I

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Verse 2:As you've been moving surely toward me.My soul has comforted and assured meThat in time my heart it will reward meAnd that all will be revealedSo I've sat and I've watched an ice age thawAre you the one that I've been waiting for?

Verse 3:There's a man who spoke wonders though I've never met himHe said "He who seeks finds, and who knocks will be let in"I think of you in motion and just how close you are gettingAnd how every little thing anticipates youAll down my veins my heart strings callAre you the one I've been waiting for?


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D O Y O U L O V E M E ?W o r d s b y N i c k ( a v e

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~ Do you love me?II I 1 0 . .

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A S S A T S A D L Y B Y H E R S I D EW o r d s & M u s i c b y N i c k C a v e

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Am1 m Am6X I;" ~ ~ I ~ ~ I@ .l ~ - - -. As I sat_ sad - Iy by her side at the win-dow,--1\ -e- (Verse 2 see block lyric) I@ .l : f t : : : : : : :~t -e- - -

Am1 m1\ ~ ~ ~ -@ .l I - I- through the glass,- she stroked a kit - ten __ in her lap- and we

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up from the gut - ter, see the oth - er one stumb-ling on who can - - - - not~, ~ I I l""""- I ~ ~I ~ . . . . . . . . . .

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Verse 2:She said "Father, mother, sister, brotherUncle, aunt, nephew, nieceSoldier, sailor, physician, labourerActor, scientist, mechanic, priestEarth and moon and sun and starsAnd planets and comets with tails blazingAll are there forever fallingFalling lovely and amazing"Verse 5:With trembling hand I turned toward herAnd pushed the hair out of her eyesThe kitten jumped back to her lapAs I sat sadly by her side.Verse 6:Then she drew the curtains downAnd said, "When will you ever learnThat what happens there beyond the glassIs simply none of your concern? .God has given you but one heartYou are not a home for the hearts of your brothersAnd God don't care for your benevolenceAnymore than he cares for the lack of it in othersNor does he care for you to sitAt windows in judgement of the world he createdWhile sorrows pile up around youUgly, useless and over-inflated."Verse 7:At which she turned her head awayGreat tears leaping from her eyesI could not wipe the smile from my faceAs I sad sadly by her side.


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I N T O M Y A R M SW o r d s & M u s i c b y N i c k ( a v e

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All Righ t, Reserved . In te rna tiona l C opyrigh t Secured .


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Verse 3:But I believe in loveAnd I know that you do tooAnd I believe in some kind of pathThat we can walk down me and youSo keep your candles burningMake a journey bright and pureThat you'll keep returningAlways and evermore.

Into my arms etc.


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Verse 2:Dog boy, Atlas, Mandrake, the geeks, the hired handsThere was not one among them that did not cast an eye behindIn the hope that the carny would return to his own kind.

Verse 3:The carny left behind a horseAll skin and bone that he named SorrowAnd it was a shallow, unmarked graveThat the old nag was laid in the then parched meadow.Verse 4:And it was dwarves were given the task of digging the ditchAnd laying the nag's carcass in the groundWhile boss Bollini, waving his smoking pistol around saying"The nag was dead meat, we can't afford to carry dead weight"While the whole company standing about not making a soundAnd turning to the dwarves perched on the enclosure gateThe boss says "Bury this lump of crow bait."Verse 5:And then the rain came hammering downEverybody running for their wagonsTying all the canvas flaps downThe mangy cats growling in their cagesThe bird-girl flapping and squawking around.Verse 6:The whole valley reeking of wet beastWet beast and rotten sun hayFreak and brute creation packed up and on their wayThe three dwarves peering from their wagons hindMoses says to Noah "We should'da dug a deeper one"Their grizzled faces like dying moons still dirty from the digging done.Verse 7:And Charley the oldest of the three said"I guess the carny ain't gonna show"Then they were silent for a spellWishing they had done a better job of burying Sorrow.Verse 8:And as the company passed from the valley into higher groundAnd the rain beat on the ridge and on the meadow, and on the moundUntil nothing was left, nothing left at all, except the body of SorrowThat rose in time to float upon the surface of the eaten soil.Verse 9:And a murder of crows did circle aroundFirst one, then the others flapping blackly down.Verse 10:And the carny's van still sat upon the edgeTilting slowly as the firm ground turned to sludge.


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T H E S H I P S O N GW o r d s & M u s ic b y N i c k C a v e

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