The Whipped Cream and the Razor

4’22” / Words & Music by Tal Zana

A short love story told with Rhodes and a synth lead, written and recorded on a November day of 2005.

The Whipped Cream and the Razor

© 2006 Tal Zana

He met her on a journey
to a lullaby
Her hair was trickling light and
twisted rhymes

July was tailing april
as though june didn’t care
He took his time and she did
too

Her face was like a worn-out
parade of dead desire
marching with a steady
beat

Her smile was like a razor
With whipped cream on the side
So happy she could kill some
time

He didn’t mind his own blood
as long as she was there and
made sure he wouldn’t pass out

Together they lived out their
torrential gale of pain
until her laugh extinguished
his

She said she couldn’t stand the
bloodstains anymore
and disappeared into the
night

He wandered like a scarecrow
who ran all out of whisky
through endless fields of sorrow

His tourniquet all loose now
he ran into a woman
who loved him like an angel

She tried to stop the bleeding
but he could only think of
the whipped cream and the razor
and you

Oh baby, how I love you

and tagged

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