Coil - Ostia (The Death of Pasolini)
"Ostia (The Death of Pasolini)", by Coil, coming from "Horse Rotorvator", released in 1986 on Force And Form Records (CD edition 1988). Lyrics: There's honey in the hollows And the contours of the body A sluggish golden river A sickly golden trickle A golden, sticky trickle You can hear the bones humming You can hear the bones humming And the car reverses over The body in the basin In the shallow sea-plane basin And the car reverses over And his body rolls over Crushed from the shoulder You can hear the bones humming Singing like a puncture Singing like a puncture Killed to keep the world turning Killed to keep the world turning Killed to keep the world turning Throw his bones over The white cliffs of Dover And into the sea, the sea of Rome And the bloodstained coast of Ostia Leon like a lion Sleeping in the sunshine Lion lies down Lion lies down Out of the strong came forth sweetness Out of the strong came forth sweetness Throw his bones over The white cliffs of Dover And murder me in Ostia And murder me in Ostia The sea of Rome And the bloodstained coast And the car reverses over The white cliffs of Dover And into the sea, the sea of Rome You can hear the bones humming You can hear the bones humming You can hear the bones humming Throw his bones over The white cliffs of Dover And into the sea, the sea of Rome And murder me in Ostia
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