Encyclopedia Of Scotland

from Coals to Newcastle Two La la la la la la la la la la. You can terrorize somebody that way There's the lake Jump in The bells are the wind and the air is the branch as the priest bows three times at communion As the priest bows at communion you can hear them very dimly in the church The crack of light on furniture glows like communion forgiving the bread Outside they are rustlings, irritations or errors So soft that the bells are the wind, and the air is the branch. Now words are silence to us, silence, peace and silent noise and fear down the middle of the back tongued like strange lights humming in your own house It is like wave upon wave. The torment horizontal. Oh I didn't tell you that part. Oh great she's going swimming. They're going to save her. It's funny how in black and white it rarely looks like it's sunny. Oh God look it's sunlight (Striping the walls) It's all red and green Look at it!Finch, Annie is the author of 'Encyclopedia Of Scotland', published 2004 under ISBN 9781844710362 and ISBN 184471036X.