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Hotel Hobbies

Hotel hobbies padding dawns hollow corridors

Bell boys checking out the hookers in the bar

Slug-like fingers trace the star-spangled clouds of cocaine on the mirror

The short straw takes its bow

The tell tale sign of the last cigarette marking time in the pockets as the whisky sweat

lies like discarded armour on an unmade bed

As familiar cravings are crawling through his head

And the only sign of life is the ticking of the pen

Introducing characters to memories like old friends

Frantic as a cardiograph scratching out the lines

In a fever of confession a catalogue of crime in happy hour

Do you cry in happy hour, do you hide in happy hour, a pilgrimage to happy hour

New shadows tugging at the corner of his eye

Jostling for attention as the sunlight flares

Through a curtains tear, shuffling its beams

As if in nervous anticipaion of another day

(Champney's Health Farm, Tring) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

 

Warm Wet Circles

On premenades where drunks propose to lonely arcade mannequins

where ceremonies pause at the jewellers shop display

feigning casual silence in strained romantic interludes

till they commit themselves to the muted journey home

And the pool player rests on another cue

Last nights hero picking up his dues

a honeymoon gambled on a ricochet

she's staring at the brochures at the holidays

chalking up a name in your hometown

standing all your mates to another round

laughing at the world till the barman wipes away

the warm wet circles

I saw teenage girls like gaudy moths a classrooms shabby butterflies

flit in the glow of stranded telephone boxes;

planning white lace weddings from smeared hearts

and token proclamations, rolled from stolen lipsticks

across the razored webs of glass

Sharing cigarettes with experience with her giggling

jealous confidantes, she faithfully traces his name

with quick bitten fingernails through the tears

of condensation that'll cry through the night

as the glancing headlights of the last bus kiss adolescence goodbye

In a warm wet circle

Like a mothers kiss on your first broken heart, a warm wet circle

Like a bullethole in Central Park, a warm wet circle

and I'll always surrender to the warm wet circles

She nervously undressed in the dancing beams of the Fidra lighthouse

giving it all away before its too late

She'll let a lovers tongue move in a warm wet circle

giving it all away and showing no shame

She'll take a mother's kiss on her first broken heart

a warm wet circle, she'll realise that she plays her

part in a warm wet circle

It was a wedding ring, destined to be found in a cheap hotel

lost in a kitchen sink or thrown in a wishing well

(the Quarterdeck, North Berwick) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

 

That Time of The Night (The Short Straw)

At that time of the night when streetlights throw crosses through

window frames, paranoia roams where the shadows reign

At that time of the night

At that time of the night your senses tangled in some new perfume

criticism triggers of a loaded room At that time of the night

So if you ask me how do I fell inside I could honestly

tell you we've been taken on a very long ride

And if my owners let me have some free time some day

With all good intention I would probably run away

clutching the short straw

At that time of the night when questions rally in an open mind

summon all your answers with an ice cubes chime

at that time of the night, at that time of the night

pretend you're off the hook with the telephone

your confidence wounded in a free fire zone, at that time of the night

So if you ask me where do I go from here, my next destination

isn't even that clear. So if you join me and get

on your kness and prey, I'll show you salvation

we'll take the alternative way clutching the short straw

If I had enough money I'd buy a round for that boy over-there

a companion in my madness in the mirror the one with

the silvery hair. If some kind soul could please pick

up my tab and while they're at it if they could

pick up my broken heart.

Warm Wet Circles.

(Mayflower Hotel NYC, Wheatsheaf- Haywards Heath) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

 

Going Under

Is it wrong to talk to myself even when there's nobody else

I'm just checking out that I've not gone under the

water or thrown on the beach like a seal ready for slaughter

Can't you understand that the way things were planned

it never worked out so I just went crazy

I took to the drink like something say its maybe

I ain't got no excuse to say, except it's my way

I got nothing else to say, except it's my way

it's always my way I seem to be running away so often

I'll try anything once and that's the way we should be

but it's always the same getting caught up again

in a habbit, a habbit I just can't shake off

the way it always turned out

can you understand it's the way I chose to be

everything seems so easy this way but I'm going under

fast, I'm slipping away, am I so crazy

(Albert St., Aylesbury) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

 

Just For The Record

Many's the time I've been thinking about changing my ways

But when it gets right down to it it's the same drunken haze

I'm serving out a sentence to write lifes sentences

It's only when I'm out of it I make sense of this

Just for the record I'm gonna put it down

Just for the record I'm gonna change my life around

Just a revolutionary with a pseudonym

Just a barroom dancer on my final fling

Just another writer paying off my dues

Just finding inspiration well that's my excuse

Just for the record I'm gonna put it down

Just for the record I'm gonna change my life around

Just another empty gesture with an empty glass

Just another comic actor behind a tragic mask,

But I've got no discipline got no self control

It's just a little less painful here when my back's against the wall

It's too late, it's too far, I'm in two minds

and both of them are out of it at the bar

When you say I've got a problem that's a certainty

But I put it all right down to eccentricity

It's just for the record it's just a passing phase

Just for the record I can stop any day

(Marquee Club, London) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

White Russian

Where do we go from here

They're boarding up the synagogues uzis on a street corner

You can't take a photograph of uzis on a street corner

the DJ resigned today they wouldn't let him have his say

a surface scratched where the needles play uzis on a street corner

Where do we go from here

Terror on the Rue de St. Denis, murder on the peripherie

Someone else in someone else's pocket, Christ knows

I don't know how to stop it

Lay poppies at the Cenotaph, the cynics can't afford

to laugh, I heard in on the telegraph there's uzis

on a street corner

Where do we go from here

The more I see the more I hear the more I find the fewer answers

I close my mind, I shut it out but you know its getting harder

to calm down, to reason out, to come to terms with

what it's all about

I'm uptight, can't sleep at night, I can't pretend everything's

alright. My ideals my sanity, they seem to be

deserting me but to stand up and fight I know

we have six million reasons

They're buring down the synagogues uzis on a street corner

the heralds of the holocaust uzis on a street corner

The silence never louder than now, how quickly we forgot

our vows, this resurrection we can't allow, the uzis

on a street corner

Where do we go from here

We buy fresh bagels from the corner store

Where swastikas are spat from aerosols

I sit in the bar sipping iced white russians

trying to score but nobody's pushing

and everyone looks at everyone's faces

searching for signs and praying for traces

of a conscience in residence, are we sitting on

a barbed wire fence, chasing the clouds home

We place our faith in human rights

In the paper wars that tie the redtape tight

I know that I would rather be out of this conspiracy

In the gulags and internment camps

nameless faces in frozen ranks

I know that they would rather be

standing here besides me chasing the clouds home

We place our faith in human rights

In the paper wars that tie the redtape tight

I know that I would rather be out of this conspiracy

In the gulags and internment camps

nameless faces in frozen ranks

I know that they would rather be

standing here besides me chasing the clouds home

racing the clouds home

You can shut your eyes, you can hide away

it's gonna come back another day

racing the clouds home

But where do we go from here

(Hilton, Vienna) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

Incommunicado

I'd be really pleased to meet you if I could remember your name

But I got problems with my memory ever since I got a winner in the fame game

I'm a citizen of Legoland travellin Incommunicado

and I don't give a damn for the Fleet Street afficionados

But I don't want to be the backpage interview

I don't want launderette anonymity

I want my handprints in the concrete on Sunset Boulevard

a dummy in Tussauds you'll se Incommunicado

I'm a Marquee veteran, a muti-media bonafide celebrity

I've got an allergy to Perrier, daylight and responsibility

I'm a rootin-tootin cowboy a Peter Pan with street credibility

always making the point with the dawn patrol fraternity

Sometimes it seems like I've been here before

when I hear opportunity kicking in my door

call it synchronicity call it Deja Vu

I just put my faith in destiny- it's the way that I choose

But I don't want to be a tin can tied to the bumper of a

wedding limousine, or currently residing in the where are the now file

a toupee on the cabaret scene

I want to do adverts for American Express cards

and talk shows on prime time t.v., a villa in France

my own cocktail bar and that's where you're gonna find me

incommunicado

Sometimes it seems like I've been here before

When I hear opportunity kicking in my door

Call it synchronicity call it deja vu

I just put my faith in destiny it's the way that I choose- incommunicado

(Rainbow Room, LA; St. Moritz Club London) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

Torch Song

Read some Kerouac and it put me on the tracks to burn a little brighter now.

It was something about roman canddles fizzin out, shine a little light on me now,

I found a strange fascination with a liquid fixation

alcohol can thrill me now

It's getting late in the game to show any pride or shame

I just burn a little brighter now

Doctor says my liver looks like leaving with my lover,

I need another time out now,

Like any sort of hero turnin down to zero still standing out in any crowd

Pulling seventeen with experience and dreams, sweating out a happy hour,

Where you're hiding 29 you know it ain't a crime

to burn a little brighter now, burn a little brighter now

Dr. Finlay: And my advice is if you maintain this lifestyle you won't reach 30.

Torch: it's a romantic way to go really, part of the heritage. It's your round in'it

We burn a little brighter now

Read some Kerouac and it put me on the tracks to burn a

little brighter now

It was something about roman canddles fizzin out, shine

a little light on me now, I found a strange fascination

with a liquid fization, alcohol thrill me now

It's getting late in the game to show any pride or shame

We burn a little brighter now, burn a little brighter now

(Virgin Airways, 747- Newark-Heathrow) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

Slainte Mhath
Sugar Mice

I was flicking through the channels on the tv

on a Sunday in Milwaukee in the rain

trying to piece together conversations, trying to find out where to lay the blame

But when it comes right down to it there's no use trying to pretend

For when it gets right down to it there's no one here

that's left to blame, blame it on me, you can blame it on me

we're just sugar mice in the rain

I heardd Sinatra calling me through the floorbaords

where you pay a quarter for a partnership in rhyme

to the jukebox cying in the corner

while the waitress is counting out the time

For when it comes right down to it there's no use trying to pretend

For when it gets right down to it there's no one really

left to blame, blame it on me, you can blame it on me

we're just sugar mice in the rain

I know what I feel, know what I want I know what I am

daddy took a raincheck

Cos I know what I want, know what I feel I know what I need

daddy took a raincheck, your daddy took a raincheck

ain't no one in here that's left to blame but me, blame it on me, blame it on me

Well the toughest thing that I ever did was talk to the kids on the phone,

when I heard them asking questions that I knew that

that you were all alone, Can't you understand that the

government left me out of work, I just couldn't stand the

looks on their faces saying what a jerk

So if you want my address it's number one at the end of the bar

where I sit with the broken angels clutching at straws and

nursing our scars, blame it on me, blame it on me

sugar mice in the rain, your daddy took a raincheck,

your daddy took a raincheck

(Holiday Inn, Milwaukee) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

 

The Last Straw

Hotel hobbies padding dawns hollow corridors

a typewriter cackles out a stream of memories

Drying out a conscience, evicting a nightmare

Opening the doors for the dreams to come home

We live out lives in private shells

ignore out senses and foor ourselve

into thinking that our there there's someone else cares

someone to answer all our prayers...

Are we too far gone, are we so irresponsible

Have we lost our balls, or do we just not care

We're terminal cases that keep talking medicine

Pretending the end isn't quite that near

We make futile gestures, act to the cameras

With our made up faces and PR smiles

and when the angel comes down to deliver us

we'll find out after all, we're only men of straw

But everything is still the same

passing the time passing out the blame

we carry on in the same old way

we'll find out we left it too late one day

to say what we meant to say

Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the water

those problems seem to arise the one you never really thought of

The feeling you get is similar to some sort of drowning

when you are out of your mind, out of your depth,

you sound have taken soundings

We're clutching at straws, we're clutching at straws clutching at straws

And if you ever come across us don't give us your sympathy

You can buy us a drink and just shake our hands

and you'll recognise by the reflections in our eyes

that deep down inside we're all one and the same

We're clutching at straws still drowning

(Greyhound Tour Bus, North America) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

Happy End?

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Noooooo!

Heh-heh-heh-heh...!

(St. Peter's Arms) [FISH and DEREK WILLIAM DICK]

 

 

Wishmaster - 2003


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