--- Recorded at McCabe's Guitar Shop, Santa Monica, CA - 30 July 1988 Into To One Long Pair Of Eyes ----------------------------- "Go," said the enchantress, "and see ye the one known as Clint. But be warned, his medicine is potent; few have entered his cave, and even less have returned. So take with you this talisman." She plucked it from her ample chest and thrust into his sweaty palm a tiny upright mexican bean. He pocketed it and crawled across the mountains for twenty eight days. When his labours were finished he fumbled for the bean but could find it no more. He crawled back another twenty seven and a half days to where he'd come from and saw the enchantress standing bemused by a series of petrol pumps. "You forgot the bean, didn't you," said the enchantress. But he was unable to speak, his tounge swollen and parched with his labours over the crucifying desert had grown so pulpy in his mouth it was as if he had two sausages and a severe dental case and couldn't speak at all. "Seek ye the one known as Clint, but be warned; few have entered his cave, and even fewer returned. Take you this talisman, one small mexican bean, and remember: go." For twenty eight days he crossed the desert. His eyes glistening with the parched waters of love, his mouth snarling for the occasional plant and jack rabbit that danced into the uterine thing of his part. Nobody could stop him now. "See ye the one known as, Leo? Jeff? Dennis?" For twenty seven days he crawled back across the desert. His tounge so swollen with pain he could barely lick the occaisional spike from the cactus to deeply needed nutrition from way below the ground. Eventually he crawled over the ridge, and there standing on the petrol pumps was the enchantress. "Forgot his name didn't you?" He was unable to speak. "Go, seek ye the one known as Clint, but rember few have entered his cave and even fewer returned. Take you this, take you this, prawn, onion, bicycle cap." Now they were really stuck. Intro To Veins Of The Queen --------------------------- Yeah. Well, as you know, the important thing is not to express yourself. And I imagine that if you were all here last night, hopefully you wouldn't tell me because you would be too well brought up. But, obviously coming as I do from England we try to avoid saying what we mean or what we feel. Well, the first is confusing, but the second is a straight up; cause we don't feel anything at all but often mean things. I used to mean things till I was about 14 then I stopped. Which must be twenty-one years ago now. I've been meaningless for twenty-one years. It's drifting in the void. I think I stopped meaning things even before the first issue of Rolling Stone came out. But if you look at that it doesn't mean anything now, but it did once in the days of the revolution. And I suppose even the revolution was quick. It's happening all around. Not here. But it happened up in San Francisco for six months, and it happened up in England somewhere else for six months. And very quick it was all over and done with, but there's lots of books about it now and things like that, in case you're intrested. You can spend a lot of money on Rock books. But it just doesn't. Hang on. Oh, yeah. The whole point is that, ideally, people just don't express themselves, and this is really good. But the arch-non-expression, the actual key zone, the epicenter from which non-expression stems from is in fact the Royal Family. The Royal Family of Great Britan was founded in 1833 by Sir William of Turberville after a charter left by his Great Aunt Kate was washed ashore in Shanken in the Isle of Wight in the Southeast of England. This charter revealed that somewhere, not too far from the center of London, there were eight very very important, potent people who had exceptional geneological traits and could be manipulated, at will, to rule an enormous empire. Britan at that stage was lagging far behind the other world powers. Namely Span, Jane and Urich and various other centers. All of which with their vast empires, their accumulation of wealth, cutlery and jewels were getting way ahead, and the evil Emperor Clint, who dominated the whole of the Western region, was challenged by noone. Even the one who sought him: For though he had truched back over the mountains and reapproached the Enchantress, his eyes pleaded for favor. She looked bemusedly from the petrol pump and disconnected a nozzle from her left breast. "Well." "Hassaine, senyora," he pleaded, "Please. My swollen tounge. One drop will become." "Suck slave." She pressed her fatal finger on the ever present nozzles sending a sparkling jet of hot-cool glycerin onto the tounge of her begging and pleasding hyrophant, who instantly combusted. Meanwhile, in 1838 the final details were drawn up for what was to become the head of the British Empire. Queen Victoria was nominated as the first person out of the bottle. She expanded from about this (small size) to life size within five weeks and was watered. Her husband Albert, originally a German Dauchsund, proved more difficult. And then when he was watered the spines on his body began to grow because of his endless trips through the desert seeking the one known as Clint. However, after a while they just bashed all the spines back in. Which is one of the main reasons the British Royal family became so repressed. Society, functioning as it did then in the pre-TV era, had only such role-models as the royal family to fall back upon, and pretty soon the whole of our mighty cricket bat wielding empire was full of civilized (tape gets muffled)... ...who'd inverted cats with spikes drilling deep down (tape gets muffled again)... ...the surfaces of their yeilding bodies. Well, all Hell broke loose, and in no time at all you had The Beatles, the Revolution of the Twentieth Century I told you about already if you weren't listening, and the one known as Clint still roosting on his evil empire. Meanwhile, this is a song about how you can't really approach these sort of people, because the Queen isn't allowed to have an opinion. So I'm just imagining that I've been shrunk down to the size of something really small and injected into her, about here (motions towards head) without an anestetic, because, as you know, the brain is quite insensitive. And the needle goes into the middle of the brain, and I microscopically filter through the whole thing. And I eventually find out where the Queen is at.