The Pros And Cons Of Hitchhiking Part 11 (aka 5:06 a.m. - Every Stranger's Eyes) (2000-In The Flesh)
[Waitress:] \"You wanna cup of coffee?\" [Customers:] \"Heh, Turn that fucking juke box down You want to turn down that juke box....loud in here\" [Waitress:] \"I'm sorry, would you like a cup of coffee? Ok, you take cream and sugar? Sure.\" In truck stops and hamburger joints In Cadillac limousines In the company of has-beens And bent-backs And sleeping forms on pavement steps In libraries and railway stations In books and banks In the pages of history In suicidal cavalry attacks I recognise... Myself in every stranger's eyes
And in wheelchairs by monuments Under tube trains and commuter accidents In council care and county courts At Easter fairs and sea-side resorts In drawing rooms and city morgues In award winning photographs Of life rafts on the China seas In transit camps, under arc lamps On unloading ramps In faces blurred by rubber stamps I recognise... Myself in every stranger's eyes
And now, from where I stand Upon this hill I plundered from the pool I look around I search the skies I shade my eyes So nearly blind And I see signs of half remembered days I hear bells that chime in strange familiar ways I recognise... The hope you kindle in your eyes
It's oh so easy now As we lie here in the dark Nothing interferes, it's obvious How to beat the tears That threaten to snuff out The spark of our love
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