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a turn, pt. 2 (something moves again) - the summer we went west lyrics

[verse 1]
one
yippee, she is shooting in the harbor
he is jumping up to the maelstrom
she is leaning over the giant’s card of tears
which like a lava cone
let’s [?] fly from the cross*eyed tantrum touzled ninth grader’s displayed fist
it’s freezing on the cement

he is throwing up his arms in heavenly desperation
sp*cious, [?] of in*tumultuous love nerves flailing like a poinsettia
in its own nailish storm
against the glass door of the cumulus
which is withholding her from these divine pastures
she has filled with the flesh of men and stones
oh, fatal eagerness

[verse 2]
two
oh boy, their childhood was like so many oatmeal cookies
i need you, you need me
yum yum!
then none it became
suddenly

[verse 3]
three
like someone always losing something
and never knowing what
always so
they were so fond of eating bread and b*tter and sugar
they were slobs
the mites used to l!ck the floorboards after they went to bed
rolling their light tails against the rattling marbles of granulation
vivo!
the dextrous those children consumed
lavish smoke in their n0bby candy bars
such pimples!
such hard*ons
such moody love
and thus they grew like england fur trees

- the summer we went west lyrics

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