A fist is fast
And Jimmy's cast
Hang me
A white moon's hot
The other side's not
Hang me
It's not time for me to go
It's not time for me to go
My eyes have turned just the color of
Diamond
Just the color
The frayed color of ice
Diamond
Just the color
The frayed color of ice
And Jimmy's cast
Hang me
A white moon's hot
The other side's not
Hang me
It's not time for me to go
It's not time for me to go
My eyes have turned just the color of
Diamond
Just the color
The frayed color of ice
Diamond
Just the color
The frayed color of ice
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Brick Is Red Lyrics as written by Charles Thompson
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And Jimmy's cast
Hang me"
Black Francis is the fish. He think's he is fast, but Jimmy's, or a generic name for a fisherman, "cast", or him throwing his line out, "hangs" or catches the narratorfish.
"A white moon's hot
The other side's not
Hang me"
Night fishing. The fish, in the final seconds of life, would see the moon for the first time. Maybe there is a deeper metaphor here. But, alas, he is still being "hung".
It's not time for me for me to go
It's not time for me for me to go
The fish is panicking- it does not want to die. Obviously.
My eyes have turned
Just the color of diamond
Just the color
The frayed color of ice
His eyes go white, or back in his head, and he dies.
It's like a poem.
Just that, people.
A brick is red
This fish is dead
Hang me
The other side's not"...
Black used the lines
"When one side is hot
The other side of the moon is not"
in All Over The World on Bossanova, perhaps he was borrowing it from this song? Could just be a coincidence though.
isn't it contradictory: "it's not time for me to go" and "hang me"
the use of colors in the title and song evoke imagery.
it could just be the best last track on a cd Ever =]