Oh sister, don't be afraid of me I won't be nailing you down in the nursery Just like the rest of them did With those watery, wandering fingers that slipped That were supposed to be glorious and fine Oh sister, won't you believe in me I only wanted to be hard on your family Here with you now in the zillionth infirmary A mother makes frantic and drunk calls from Germany All of the time And oh sister, sweet brown and comely I will be be milking with you making fun of me Now that my moods are not what they used to be There is but no one alive laying next to me For such a long time And oh sister, sweet brown and beulahry Milk from your blisters on your grandmother's j**elry There in the parlor all naked in front of me Watching the lights from the cracks making archery Animal designs Rose Wallace Goldeline just moves her mouth over anything Fleshy free and flowering with oranges out in the open But don't you waste your sins again She don't need you Or won't f** your friends And you, you're American, so important boiling over To prove that she must still exist She moves herself about her fist And never ever ever give a sh** About all those words you're wasting again Some pretty bright and bubbly wondrous dream You'd like to k** and claim And claim her as your own But don't you worry All those dainty and dirty emotions just go away And fade out on their own Sister, now that we're grieving Our fingers will falter Our lungs will be leaking All over each other and without even speaking We'll know that it's over and smiling or greeting Whatever comes next And oh sister You're getting married with some angry twister That you'll have to carry home drunk every evening from the cemetery And if he makes it back half alive you can bury him Under your sheets And oh sister Now that we're leaving I can not imagine there is any meaning Forgetting you ever could once had the feeling that made you keep on And pretend you were breathing Of all of this world In an age of empty rings I don't want to feel a thing I don't even want to know Rose Wallace Goldeline Don't you ever die on me All the way it goes and flows