Track Five

Scott Walker

It's a starving reflection
If he dies in the night
Listening to the increase.

It cuts out your likeness
In blood circulations
Suspended beneath a release.

A low volume force feed
Lower than pity
Slips across under the heart
And your hostage rewinding
From every eclipse
Rolls in the voltage
Run-off rain on his lips.

We chew up the blackness
To some high sleep
Travel a faster silence.

One to go long again
In the going
Gone again.

Full stare passages
Striking less face;
Outside on the move
A shattered heart pace
Greases the fade;
Sinking the blood back
Breaking to where loaded icons wade.

Eye sides catch far awake
In a cols sanctuary.

Pain sonics eternities
All through the moves.

A first communication
Tears loose undelivered
And swims unassigned
In your dimmed latitudes.

And the heat from the shore
Melts down to receive us;
Floodlit foreheads
Howled open and so nearly blessed
As they soften round dog-joys
Of unfinished strangers
Rubbed out on a point
Afterburning

Trivia about the song Track Five by Scott Walker

On which albums was the song “Track Five” released by Scott Walker?
Scott Walker released the song on the albums “Climate Of Hunter” in 1984 and “Scott Walker In 5 Easy Pieces” in 2003.

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