Bones of Contention
Walkabouts · Other Songs - Walkabouts
And my blood it just boils
(Hey there pass your hat)
And the fruits of hard labor
Have been drowned in snake oil
(Hey there pass your hat)
The dead are thin
Their houses fat
Once you steal you can't give back
From the scaffold greed explodes
Down to nothing
Down where nothing brings you down
Well we've all been to heaven
And we've all been to hell
(Hey there pass your hat)
And the door-to-door salesmen there
Have nothing left to sell
(Hey there pass your hat)
And the poison you choose
Is the source of my confusion
And I spend all my time
Trying to figure what you're using
Well the bones of contention
Are at the top of your stairs
(Hey there pass your hat)
And they'll shake and they'll rattle
'Til somebody cares
(Hey there pass your hat)
The dead are thin
Their houses fat
Once you steal you can't give back
From the scaffold greed explodes
Down to nothing
Down where nothing brings you down
And the poison you choose
Is the source of my confusion
And I spend all my time
Trying to figure what you're using
Please pass your hat X5
Won't you pass your hat
Bones of Contention
Bones of Contention stands as a defining track within the Walkabouts' expansive discography, capturing the band's signature blend of atmospheric rock and introspective storytelling. Emerging from a period of significant creative output, the song reflects the group's ability to weave melancholic melodies with driving rhythms that have characterized their work for decades. While often associated with their broader catalog of evocative recordings, this piece highlights the band's commitment to exploring themes of human connection and existential reflection. The track remains a testament to their enduring influence on the alternative rock landscape, offering listeners a glimpse into the emotional depth that has sustained their career. As part of their substantial body of work, it continues to resonate with fans who appreciate the nuanced interplay between lyrical substance and sonic texture found throughout their recordings.

