Count Grassi's Passage Over Piedmont lyrics by The Divine Comedy - original song full text. Official Count Grassi's Passage Over Piedmont lyrics, 2024 version | LyricsMode.com
Request & respond explanations
  • Don't understand the meaning of the song?
  • Highlight lyrics and request an explanation.
  • Click on highlighted lyrics to explain.
The Divine Comedy – Count Grassi's Passage Over Piedmont lyrics
Below the Po rolls slow from Alps to Adriatic Sea
Blow old bellows, blow
Take us where you will
Padua, Genoa, Corsica, Catalonia, O Segovia
O unfathomable firmament.

That we should set a course between the two
Clinging only to our orb of blue and red
Like Romanovs to a Faberge egg
Push Sisyphus, push
Heave our sphere into the heavens.

If I'm to die then let it be in summertime
In a manner of my own choosing
To fall from a great height
On a warm July afternoon
Liverwurst, Battenburg, Emmenthall, Syllabub, Muscadet
Throw it all away
We need more height
Toss is all to the side
O Newton, release this apple from its earthly shackles
And live to fight another day.

Go back from whence you came the swallows cry
You've corrupted and befouled the ground you walk upon
And now you come to poison the skies
Please friends, forgive this brief intrusion.
×



Lyrics taken from /lyrics/d/divine_comedy/count_grassis_passage_over_piedmont.html

  • Email
  • Correct
Songwriters: NEIL HANNON
Count Grassi's Passage Over Piedmont lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group

Count Grassi's Passage Over Piedmont meanings

Write about your feelings and thoughts about Count Grassi's Passage Over Piedmont

Know what this song is about? Does it mean anything special hidden between the lines to you? Share your meaning with community, make it interesting and valuable. Make sure you've read our simple tips.
U
Min 50 words
Not bad
Good
Awesome!

Post meanings

U
Min 50 words
Not bad
Good
Awesome!

official video

Featured lyrics

0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z