Working through death's pain
Last night I swear I felt your touch
Gentle and warm
The hair stood on my arms
How, how, how?
Show me the way, show me the way, show me the way
To shake a memory
I flipped my forelock, I twitched my withers, I reared and bucked
I could not put my rider aground
All these fine memories are fuckin' me down
I dreamed it was a dream that you were gone
I woke up feeling so ripped by reality
Love is the king of the beasts
And when it gets hungry it must kill to eat
Love is the king of the beasts
A lion walking down city streets
I fell back asleep some time later on
And I dreamed the perfect song
It held all the answers, like hands laid on
I woke halfway and scribbled it down
And in the morning what I wrote I read
It was hard to read at first but here's what it said
Eid ma clack shaw
Zupoven del ba
Mertepy ven seinur
Cofally ragdah
Show me the way, show me the way, show me the way
To shake a memory
Bill Callahan (born William James Callahan in 1966) is an American singer-songwriter known for his introspective and poetic musical style, often described as indie folk or Americana. Callahan began his music career in the 1990s with the band Smog, releasing several successful albums such as "Will Our Love Survive?" (1996) and "Red Apple Falls" (2000). In 2003, he adopted the stage name Bill Callahan and embarked on a solo career. His solo albums include "Sometimes I Wish We Were an Eagle" (2009), "Apocalypse" (2014), and "Shepherd in a Sheepskin Vest" (2017). His songs are characterized by evocative lyrics, melancholic melodies, and a deep, raspy voice. Callahan is considered one of the most influential artists in the contemporary indie music scene.
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