I knew a girl
with sad blue eyes
put out the feast
I lost my psychic prize
I did forget
what the tarot maid did say
I burn today
I burn today
our house was filled
with many birds
she said to me I can understand their words
the land will shake, so run away
(chorus)
I burn today
I burn today
yesterday I will burn
for the times
I did not learn
she said have fun
its time has come
hold my heart stringsand have yourself a strum
no, nevermore
this song will we play
I burn today eh
I burn today
and as I drank
in old Paris
she lay her cards
just to see what she would see
down by the water you'll find your happy days
(chorus)
I ran so fast
into the north
no snow on me
and so he said thenceforth,
I let snow fall
on frozen yesterday
I burn today
I burn today
and if my head
is hanging down
I feel her arms
and her legs are all around
and we make love
beside the waterway
(chorus)
behold the rose
of Jericho
how many lives
I really do not know
though with the rain
I know it will return
today I burn
today I burn
Frank Black is the stage name of Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV, born April 6, 1965. Known for being the frontman of the Pixies, he embarked on a solo career after the band's breakup in 1993. Initially, he released two albums with the label 4AD, then formed Frank Black and the Catholics, a new musical project with a backing band. In 2004, he reunited with the Pixies, continuing simultaneously to record and perform as a solo artist. In 2007, he resumed using the stage name Frank Black. His musical style spans alternative rock, post-punk, with psychedelic and noise influences. Among his most representative songs are "Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise", "The Man Who Sold the World" and "Honeycomb".
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