I'm no longer the newborn, Though that's all I know as true, I've returned from the ocean, Cradlin' the Denver boot. Bare feet walk the hills of Frisco, Soft boys cut their eyes to me. The truth is, I let down my Father, I throw my boots back in the water, They are hollow, they are hollow.
At that dead goat farm outside Denver, Father was living in his broken-down coupe. The helling held him in a bad way, His body revenged as he asked for the truth. I cradled my father in my arms; With my nails I scraped his sick away; I put my nail clips in a bottle, a trophy on the dash... But when the sun shine through the bottle It is hollow, it is hollow.
I can't wear the Denver boot, I can't wear the Denver boot, I can't wear the Denver boot, I can't wear...
And I will bronze my father's body, Mount it outside my factories. The first will be a see-through glassworks; The other will be a true goat farm. And I will blow perfect bottles, And I will squeeze the goats myself, I will drown the world of its helling. I hope my will don't come up hollow...