by Adrian Fox Mark Lanegan band, Belfast, 2015 He stood by the - TopicsExpress

by Adrian Fox Mark Lanegan band, Belfast, 2015 He stood by the mic like ‘Phantasmagoria blues’. A ghost who came up The Liffey on a Dublin Saying, ‘bleeding muddy Water’. Pale faced, dressed In ‘gray goes black’, a song From funeral blues. Egoless under no spotlight as if the microphone was his partner And the limelight was his home. He howled out lyrics like he was ‘the wolf’ who came this way before. He hit my city on a ‘one way street’ And left us a ‘tiny grain of truth’. Thanx Mark Lanegan

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