Legendary Pink Dots The Month After Lyrics

Under the table and down in the pit with out plastic
potatoes and Joe-Joe the dove on the spit. On the
spoons you made rhythm; I whistled the blues cos
my throats been misused and my voice is a crack in
the tar. In the jar is a tablet they sent in the post,
with a pamphlet. With an order; "Take this when the
pain gets too much!" I confess I feel nothing at all . . . I'm bored and you're bald, but I laughed when you
called me the snail. My red trail runs behind me.
I'm guilty, no secrets. You're not such a picture
yourself--but your brown eyes I know so very well.
They're sadder and wiser; We've finally been
through it all. Now our time's slowly ticking away.
Do you think there's a heaven? [ Backwards: I feel nothing at
all ]

When was The Month After released?

The Month After is first released in 1989 as part of Legendary Pink Dots's album "The Golden Age" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.

Which genre is The Month After?

The Month After falls under the genre Alternative.

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