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Voltron Ballad

from Putting Sound Into Pictures by Francis

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Did you ever play with Voltron? Was your favourite colour red? Was it always the other cool guy who went rushing through your head? Did you sit real close to TV’s and just listen to the theme that ruled our childhood intensely catching everything between? Did you ever play with Voltron? Was it yellow? Was it green? All the promises you meant to keep were words you’d never mean. And remember how he used to joke about my guitaring skills? Well I’ve been practising you bastard and now my finger picking kills. Alright, yeh. And I’ll keep giving, I’ll keep giving, till there’s nothing more that’s left of me to give. I’ll keep giving, I’ll keep giving till there’s nothing more that’s left to give and no will left that’s left to live alright. Did you ever play with Voltron? Was it black or was it blue? Though I feigned that I was ok that you had someone to choose. And images are burnt inside of that unfaithful day, where you took another shot and well just, blew us all away. But I’ll keep giving, I’ll keep giving, till there’s nothing more that’s left of me to give. And I’ll keep giving, I’ll keep giving till there’s nothing left of me to give and no will left that’s left to live and so long to your honesty it left you for eternity and hello to my sincerity, it’s sounding folk enough to me and who here can truthfully raise your hands and agree.

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from Putting Sound Into Pictures, released June 1, 2008

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