Green Eye-Shade
from How Ill Thy World Is Ordered by Daniel Romano
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumHow Ill LP with a limited edition How Ill T-shirt designed by Daniel Romano. Photo shows mock up. Actual T will not be printed on vintage Levi Strauss Tshirt, sorry.
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lyrics
A wonder of wit,
Had the monocrat clipped,
And that what was common,
Is sunk in the mud.
For those who don’t fit,
Felt the symmetry slip,
No more for the marksman,
They bandage their blood.
Green eye-shade,
In a new dawning hour,
Through a mad reverie,
Bore the eyes of the kingdom,
Green eye-shade,
In the fall of all power,
Rose a clear alchemy,
From whence it always was hidden.
He who was ruling,
Is no more returning,
A splint in the temper,
A bloom through the snow.
No leaders are fooling,
The energy burning,
And as they take centre,
A sight to bestow.
Green eye-shade,
In a new dawning hour,
Through a mad reverie,
Bore the eyes of the kingdom,
Green eye-shade,
In the fall of all power,
Rose a clear alchemy,
From whence it always was hidden.
The fallen opposer,
Who lost in a bubble weight,
Match with a rebel,
Their shame to undue.
And shed from the shoulders,
Heads full of vile-hate,
Roll from a temple,
Too old to be true.
Green eye-shade,
In a new dawning hour,
Through a mad reverie,
Bore the eyes of the kingdom,
Green eye-shade,
In the fall of all power,
Rose a clear alchemy,
From whence it always was hidden.
Had the monocrat clipped,
And that what was common,
Is sunk in the mud.
For those who don’t fit,
Felt the symmetry slip,
No more for the marksman,
They bandage their blood.
Green eye-shade,
In a new dawning hour,
Through a mad reverie,
Bore the eyes of the kingdom,
Green eye-shade,
In the fall of all power,
Rose a clear alchemy,
From whence it always was hidden.
He who was ruling,
Is no more returning,
A splint in the temper,
A bloom through the snow.
No leaders are fooling,
The energy burning,
And as they take centre,
A sight to bestow.
Green eye-shade,
In a new dawning hour,
Through a mad reverie,
Bore the eyes of the kingdom,
Green eye-shade,
In the fall of all power,
Rose a clear alchemy,
From whence it always was hidden.
The fallen opposer,
Who lost in a bubble weight,
Match with a rebel,
Their shame to undue.
And shed from the shoulders,
Heads full of vile-hate,
Roll from a temple,
Too old to be true.
Green eye-shade,
In a new dawning hour,
Through a mad reverie,
Bore the eyes of the kingdom,
Green eye-shade,
In the fall of all power,
Rose a clear alchemy,
From whence it always was hidden.
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from How Ill Thy World Is Ordered,
released September 18, 2020
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