Would you say that you wish you were worse than…nWould you say that you wish you were worse than you are?nSee, you made up a list of your luckiest stars.nAnd you made me familiar to you in the dark, when you said that you wish you were worse than you are.nHey woman, with the gold that you keep or which keeps you in your place,nDo you recall that it’s just green and copper taste?nOh, do you love to dance with a hang like some hula dress so lighting off your noose?nnWas it magic or Midas that touched you?nAnd by magic, I mean “trickery.” And by Midas, I mean “faith.”nBy magic, I mean “trickery.” And by Midas, I mean “faith.”nnWhen the tricksters speak-sing trickery, ‘is your life the work of the Midas touch?’n‘Do you close your eyes when dancing, the same you close your eyes in your lover’s clutches?’nHow dare I speak of trickery, I am not the store of Midas’ touch.nI don’t close my eyes when I’m dancing the same way I close my eyes in my lover’s clutches.nHow dare I speak of trickery, when the wild things singing are pulling their sham?nYou can follow the lead of the jackal to see where I am.nYou can follow the lead of the jackal who waits for the kill to be made by a mightier hand.nnYou made up a list of your luckiest stars, and you made me familiar to you in the dark.nWhoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-ohnAnd you made me familiar to you in the dark, when you said that you wish you were worse than you are.nWhoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-ohnAnd you made up a list of your luckiest stars, and you made me familiar to you in the dark.nAnd you made me familiar to you in the dark, when you said that you wish you were worse than you are.nAnd I follow the lead of the jackal to see where you are.