Faster than a Train

Alexis is my name,
And I was running faster than a train today.

You might have seen me,
Running in the street extremely fast,
Yeah that was me,
I run to find a name.

Some say I'm a simpleton,
But I'm so horse when I take you on.

And when I entertain you,
It's all for free,
Voluntary,
I do it for the name.

At a hundred yards I can take a horse,
And a car's no sweat for me of course.

And when I ran a hundred miles,
The story spread through the isles,
And those miles,
Made a name to last.

Superhorse is faster than,
Just about all you can bet upon.

But now I am a simple man,
Make my way with my hands,
Through land,
Where you've all heard of me.

On the 12th of January,
A train it took revenge on me.

But if my name lasts a hundred years,
All your laughs are equal to your tears,
As I steer,
Past the finish post.



to death

If I love you to death,
That love might involve your slaughter,
Cause I ain't got the time,
To wait for natural causes,
Better that we say goodbye,
Leave the bloodstains on the table,
That way when it comes to crime,
I can say i'll see you later.

Everytime you said goodbye,
You died a little,
And that was a kind of suicide,
Where I cried a little,
When we live a life of crime,
We've got to face the consequences,
But I don't want to do the time,
I want to get back riding horses.

And if I say I love you,
I've fallen in love with language,
And according to some French fuck,
That's a kind of infidelity and breakup,
And you can ponder that deeply,
With a knowledge I loved you silently,
And actually it's quite easy,
If only you could speak English.

This song is a calypso,
Calypso's tell a story,
A kind of communication,
But now I'm tired of this one.



"I call studio workshop,
I don't just paint but amateur I ain't,
Burn candles both ends,
Stories long my closest know they're put on."



"We need stop motion,
To capture our movement,
See if our four feet,
Leave the ground.

With tripwires on the dancefloor,
And cameras fully loaded,
We begin,
Our dance."



Who found the folk music,
Who sang the folk music,
And who made the folk music?
It was obviously me."



For now, there's MySpace, to listen.