Song | Caustic |
Artist | Thorts |
Artist | Kady Starling |
Album | Come What May Waiting to Expire |
作词 : Adrian Somerville/Katy Somerville | |
作曲 : Raphaël Harter | |
...White caustic in my system... | |
From the roots to the tree that they were livin’ in. | |
A secret sin transcended by the victim to sow with tiny stitches the | |
Garment that they withered in... | |
...White caustic in my system... | |
From the roots to the tree that they were livin’ in. | |
A secret sin transcended by the victim to sow with tiny stitches the | |
Garment that they withered in... | |
before i lept, i probably should of checked the depth | |
ingrained in my chain of commendable acts | |
i'm not the sharpest tool in the shed | |
but blunt objects hurt more and they still leave you dead | |
you only die once | |
but you live everyday so you can try to make up for the **** up's | |
and cover up those fault lines with make up, on your way to the family function | |
but first you need a family that functions and you're just there to make up the | |
numbers | |
and i'm just here, to steer this wheel, keep my eyes on the road, keep your | |
hands to ya self | |
pity never looked pretty no matter how you dressed it up, i ain't playing dolls | |
and i ain't down for fisti-cuffs | |
me i'd rather roll in the dirt, get smashed a thousand times against the rocks | |
until that shit doesn't hurt (anymore) | |
now i'm ready explore my options, curve balls leave me stumped but that's the | |
least of my problems | |
time to scrub that slate clean, now i love who's looking back at me, | |
so far from that gene ridden factory of misguided information, | |
now i find my sanctity in the form of perspiration | |
exploration for submissions | |
explanations for these symptoms and this sickness i've been living with... | |
When I ascended I was marked for death, | |
I put a distance between my wings and lept. | |
I put a cold shoulder directly to the dirt, | |
I fit a fist through the fissure to defy the verve. | |
I’m on a soul plane to unearth the grain, | |
that inadvertently stole the only joy it gave... | |
It saved me, the same way it shaped me. | |
But goddam if the journey didn’t break me. | |
We were slaving for a master we'd created and the faster we obeyed it, | |
well the harder it degraded, til the plaster that replaced it was the masking on | |
our faces | |
and the fading of the ancients was ingrained within our nature, | |
see, | |
It’s the sickness, the caustic in the system, | |
the sanctum of the victims, disassociated witnesses. | |
It’s the bliss ****ing blistered in the misery, | |
the agony and victory, | |
misogynistic tyranny. | |
Please! Oh, God, we’re weak. | |
And so dumb that all we do is speak. | |
I measure space by the time that it takes | |
for the strange to awake and to devoid the human sub-state. | |
And in my heart ache I feel a flutter some days, | |
the breadth of despair can ingest its own blood waste. | |
From the tip to the other tip of emptiness, | |
fear without the heaviness, | |
lofted from the precipice... | |
...White caustic in my system... | |
From the roots to the tree that they were livin’ in. | |
A secret sin transcended by the victim to sow with tiny stitches the | |
Garment that they withered in... | |
...White caustic in my system... | |
From the roots to the tree that they were livin’ in. | |
A secret sin transcended by the victim to sow with tiny stitches the | |
Garment that they withered in... |
zuò cí : Adrian Somerville Katy Somerville | |
zuò qǔ : Rapha l Harter | |
... White caustic in my system... | |
From the roots to the tree that they were livin' in. | |
A secret sin transcended by the victim to sow with tiny stitches the | |
Garment that they withered in... | |
... White caustic in my system... | |
From the roots to the tree that they were livin' in. | |
A secret sin transcended by the victim to sow with tiny stitches the | |
Garment that they withered in... | |
before i lept, i probably should of checked the depth | |
ingrained in my chain of commendable acts | |
i' m not the sharpest tool in the shed | |
but blunt objects hurt more and they still leave you dead | |
you only die once | |
but you live everyday so you can try to make up for the up' s | |
and cover up those fault lines with make up, on your way to the family function | |
but first you need a family that functions and you' re just there to make up the | |
numbers | |
and i' m just here, to steer this wheel, keep my eyes on the road, keep your | |
hands to ya self | |
pity never looked pretty no matter how you dressed it up, i ain' t playing dolls | |
and i ain' t down for fisticuffs | |
me i' d rather roll in the dirt, get smashed a thousand times against the rocks | |
until that shit doesn' t hurt anymore | |
now i' m ready explore my options, curve balls leave me stumped but that' s the | |
least of my problems | |
time to scrub that slate clean, now i love who' s looking back at me, | |
so far from that gene ridden factory of misguided information, | |
now i find my sanctity in the form of perspiration | |
exploration for submissions | |
explanations for these symptoms and this sickness i' ve been living with... | |
When I ascended I was marked for death, | |
I put a distance between my wings and lept. | |
I put a cold shoulder directly to the dirt, | |
I fit a fist through the fissure to defy the verve. | |
I' m on a soul plane to unearth the grain, | |
that inadvertently stole the only joy it gave... | |
It saved me, the same way it shaped me. | |
But goddam if the journey didn' t break me. | |
We were slaving for a master we' d created and the faster we obeyed it, | |
well the harder it degraded, til the plaster that replaced it was the masking on | |
our faces | |
and the fading of the ancients was ingrained within our nature, | |
see, | |
It' s the sickness, the caustic in the system, | |
the sanctum of the victims, disassociated witnesses. | |
It' s the bliss ing blistered in the misery, | |
the agony and victory, | |
misogynistic tyranny. | |
Please! Oh, God, we' re weak. | |
And so dumb that all we do is speak. | |
I measure space by the time that it takes | |
for the strange to awake and to devoid the human substate. | |
And in my heart ache I feel a flutter some days, | |
the breadth of despair can ingest its own blood waste. | |
From the tip to the other tip of emptiness, | |
fear without the heaviness, | |
lofted from the precipice... | |
... White caustic in my system... | |
From the roots to the tree that they were livin' in. | |
A secret sin transcended by the victim to sow with tiny stitches the | |
Garment that they withered in... | |
... White caustic in my system... | |
From the roots to the tree that they were livin' in. | |
A secret sin transcended by the victim to sow with tiny stitches the | |
Garment that they withered in... |