Crystal Frontier

Album: Even My Sure Things Fall Through (2000)
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  • Marco's shadow falls on the door
    To the seven lost cities of gold
    Finds a raven's head and a rattlesnake's tail
    Dead in his tracks, this godforsaken soul's
    Unwanted here and his curse lingers for years

    Amalia's face hides behind the mask
    Sweating on the TV factory line
    That smile on her face is starting to crack
    While welding back the pieces of shattered heart
    That's scattered out here, with the ghosts of her peers
    Searches for her lost child along the river of tears
    The river of tears

    At the end of the working week
    When drunken worlds meet
    Both sides keeping a close eye
    For a break in the line here
    On the crystal frontier
    The crystal frontier

    The ground is shaking and starting to crack
    Can't find the pieces of the shattered heart
    That's scattered out here
    With the ghosts that never disappear
    Searches for the lost child along the river of tears
    The river of tears

    Blood spills out on the streets
    And bodies are missing for weeks
    Both sides keeping a close eye
    Watching the bullets fly here
    On the crystal frontier
    The crystal frontier

    Ramon tightens up his leather belt
    And slips through a hole in the fence
    He can get you anything you want
    Might cost you a life, might cost you
    The whole price of freedom here
    On the crystal frontier Writer/s: Joseph Burns
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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