Bob drives taxis when the meter runs
Bobby hears the music when its done
He hears the voices
He hears the voices
Wheels on rain, lightning from the storm
Bobby takes the gas
Pedal to the floor
The voices
He hears the voices
Refrain:
Coming from the traffic,
Coming from the cube
Like the cry of babies
Passing through a tube
Voices run inside you
Jill breathes carbon trailing from the bus, its like
Staring in the eyes of lazarus
The voices
She hears the voices
Like a starving whisper no one ever heard
Like an epileptic hummingbird
The voices
She hears the voices
Repeat refrain
Sal and liz sitting at the zoo
Sal says I do . . . but liz do you
Hear the voices
Do you hear the voices?
Everything relaxes, everything is gray
Trapped in glass . . . on display
The voices
They hear all the voices
Repeat refrain
Gwynne is bored with all the rules and names
She wants her life to be a video game
The voices
She hears the voices
Too much controlthe have have not
Slide another quarter into the slot
The voices
She hears the voices
Repeat refrain
James Dennis "Jim" Carroll (August 1, 1949 – September 11, 2009) was an author, poet, autobiographer, and punk musician. Carroll is best known for his 1978 autobiographical work *The Basketball Diaries*, which was made into the 1995 film of the same name, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Carroll. Besides his literary career, Carroll also found success as a musician, forming The Jim Carroll Band in the 1970s. Their music blended elements of punk rock, poetry, and spirituality, influenced by personal experiences with drugs and recovery. Some of Carroll's most notable songs include "People Who Died", "Catholic Boy" and "I Wanna Be a Cowboy".
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All That Remains
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Jmsn
Kevin Skinner
Sharon Van Etten
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