Marionberries Lyrics

From Olympus, to the Rockies

Breakneck break for wider vision

I'm a guest deep in bear country

Gripping aerosol derision

Sped into the rainstorm

Windows open wide

Lightning through moonroof

Shaking the Big Sky

Half year of drought has me tongue out and sighing

Hair soaking wet as I drive

There are ghosts rising in my headlights

Marionberries, dropped in the heat

Red forest rug squishing under your feet

We're leaving early, for whom would we wait?

You know, we never asked to be saved, maybe we like living day to day

With 56 angels marching to the light

and rising wolf grizzlies waltzing by their sides

Clutching sweet nothing, we dissolve in plain sight

For we know it's a fool who survives

Two Medicine Lake late at night

Marionberries, dropped in the heat

Red forest rug squishing under your feet

We're leaving early, for whom would we wait?

You know, we never asked to be saved, maybe I like living day to day.

With bright boddhisatva breathing on the ground

Scrounging for warm milk and rice paper crowns

Hands and knees ripped up, there's blood all around

We stop dead when the bell sounds

A red kite drops in the background