We had just left shore When everything began to happen at once The water came in and we started to go down I looked at Jill and she looked back Thinking it would be alright to go down
Then the railings broke and the motors gave out The hall emptied out and no one was left for the band The amps all wet, speakers burst, soaked
We up three flight now Tried to meet up with the galley crew But it seemed everyone had gone We had a smoke to pass some time
Jill said, "I'd love to right now" What could I say, we did while the waters rose, licking our feet It was fun and funny so we laughed I loved the way she could laugh, so full bodied
When we hit the sky we were high over the grooves A field of gnarled antennas coiling upwards Waves and waveforms joining in a nice hot blast So different from the boat
The cold silver sky opened for us and we passed through Last I saw of Jill She was heading into the coils of the antennae Laughing, so beautiful
Saying she hadn't yet had her fill Of the boys there and the electricity Saying she wanted to plug in again and fry a bit I said, "Watch the water, love"
She kept laughing and shook her hair She said, "I'd love to, right now you know" So we did and had a smoke too and her lips parted
There in amongst the coiling snakes of an antenna She looked right at home The waves came up and a blinding flash Caught me dreaming of her
As she looked all crossed with wires and sparks Watching the blast Everything went orange and all my thoughts Dissolved inwards in the cloud I thought one last, how different from the sea is the boat