He doesn't trust the banks.
We used to think him cowed and strange,
But now we understand.
The eyes of Gideon,
Haunt him daily;
They chase him through his sleep.
The eyes of Gideon.
We used to laugh,
And now we reach for our glass,
Of air and debt, hope and imaginary things;
And we're told: this is what the good times bring;
And we wonder what a world it could be,
When Gideon's eyes can chase us through our sleep.
Haunt him daily;
They chase him through his sleep.
The eyes of Gideon.
We used to laugh,
And now we reach for our glass,
Of air and debt, hope and imaginary things;
And we're told: this is what the good times bring;
And we wonder what a world it could be,
When Gideon's eyes can chase us through our sleep.
