The Modern Age Slavery - The Hip

Composer: Luca Cocconi Lyricist: Giovanni Berselli, Federico Taccini Edited by Videocore Prod. Album recorded, mixed and mastered at Audiocore Studio, Fontevivo PR (Italy) Lyrics: “America, I’ve given you all and now I’m Nothing” (Allen Ginsberg) I WISH I HAD TEARS EVEN WITH NO FLAVOUR EVEN WITHOUT ANY SMELL I’D LIKE WRINKLES TO ADMIRE LIKE FURROWS OF LIFE IN THE MOMENT IT DIES A FAT TASTE OF SWEAT AND BLOOD A MOUTH FULL OF PIECES OF HEART TO LEARN THE BITTER PRICE OF WHAT IT TAKES TO BUILD A MAN A YOUNG FOOL WITH A BLASTED MIND JUST TOO SCARED TO FIND WHAT CAN BURN MY EYES A SUITCASE AT THE STATION A WORN-OUT HINGE TO THE HANDLE THEY ARE UNIQUE IMAGES OF ESCAPE AND REGRET I WISH I HAD COLOURS THAT SHINE, GREY, BLACK AND WHITE TO SHARE GLITTER AND GOLD THE FACE OF A MAN FEELING THE THRILL TO LOVE, TO SIN, TO FALL, TO BLEED, TO CRY FOR HELP, TO BE BROKEN THEN REPAIRED IN THE HEAT OF A SHELTER