Small Metal Gods

WERNER DAFELDECKER, CHRISTIAN FENNESZ, DE MICHAEL MOSER, BURKHARD PAUL STANGL, DAVID SYLVIAN

It's the farthest place I've ever been
It's a new frontier for me
And you balance things
Like you wouldn't believe
When you should just let things be

Yes, you juggle things
'Cause you can't lose sight
Of the wretched story-line
It's the narrative that must go on
Until the end of time

And you're guilty of some self neglect
And the mind unravels for days
I've told you once
Yes, a thousand times
I'm better off this way
I'm better off this way

Where's my queen of hearts
My royal flush
I have cleaned and scrubbed her decks
My suicide, my better days
There's nothing I regret

I've placed the Gods
In a zip-lock bag
I've put them in a drawer
They've refused my prayers
For the umpteenth time
So I'm evening up the score

Small metal Gods
From a casting line
From a factory in Mumbai
Some manual labourer's bread and butter
And a single-minded lie

Small metal Gods
Cheap souvenirs
You've abandoned me for sure
I'm dumping you, my childish things
I'm evening up the score.

Trivia about the song Small Metal Gods by David Sylvian

On which albums was the song “Small Metal Gods” released by David Sylvian?
David Sylvian released the song on the albums “Manafon” in 2009, “Died in the Wool / Manafon Variations” in 2011, and “A Victim of Stars 1982-2012” in 2012.
Who composed the song “Small Metal Gods” by David Sylvian?
The song “Small Metal Gods” by David Sylvian was composed by WERNER DAFELDECKER, CHRISTIAN FENNESZ, DE MICHAEL MOSER, BURKHARD PAUL STANGL, DAVID SYLVIAN.

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