Patient Ferris Wheel (The ’59 Sound Sessions)

Not tonight, not tonight Honey I, am on fire I can't feel a single thing but the weight of the wires Crackin' electric light When baby, we were a stone And we would sleep where we're fallin' But the weather vane, baby, it's been spinning around And the earth shot the moon, last night at the uptown The whole thing blew up, when the lightning came in Saw the shock in the face of the children I've never felt so strange Standing in the Cleveland rain Thinking about what an old man said Maybe I should call me an ambulance I've never felt so strange Standing in the Cleveland rain Thinking about what an old man said Maybe I should call me an ambulance No not tonight, not tonight Honey I, am on fire If we don't come through, they're gonna bury us alive In this great abyss Of just what might have been So we can take a seat at the bar with the other broken heroes When the summer is done, they shut the carnival down And the ferris wheel waits for the winter to bow Take a backseat with the fall and the spring With all the other interruptions of summer I've never felt so strange Standing in the Cleveland rain Thinking about what an old man said Maybe I should call me an ambulance I've never felt so strange Standing in the Cleveland rain Thinking about what an old man said Maybe I should call me an ambulance I've never felt so strange Standing in the Jersey rain Thinking about what Wagin' Matty said Maybe I should call me an ambulance I've never felt so strange Standing in the Cleveland rain Thinking about what an old man said Maybe I should call me an ambulance I've never felt so strange Standing in the Cleveland rain Thinking about what an old man said Maybe I should call me an ambulance