Song | Eula |
Artist | Baroness |
Album | Yellow & Green |
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Settle down | |
This won’t last long | |
I’ve been out | |
And I want back in | |
So why not completely fade away | |
When my bones begin to break | |
And my head begins to shake | |
It’s my own blood | |
When my house becomes a cage | |
And the neighbours turn away | |
It’s my own blood | |
Settle down | |
This won’t last long | |
I’ve been out | |
And I want back in | |
So why not completely fade away | |
“Where the butcher’s hand is home” | |
Laughs the blade above the throne | |
“It’s my own blood” | |
“Oh, this apple makes me sick” | |
Cries the pig upon his stick | |
“It’s my own blood” | |
And I can’t forget the taste | |
Can’t forget the taste of my own tongue | |
And I can’t forget the taste | |
Can’t forget the taste of my own tongue | |
And If I had a heart | |
I’d waste it on you | |
But it’s all together far too long | |
Since I took you down | |
Settle down | |
This won’t last long | |
I’ve been out | |
And I want back in | |
So why not completely fade away | |
When we’ve licked all of the lips | |
And the salt-stained fingertips | |
It’s our own blood | |
When our lambs and lions made | |
Debts no righteous man can pay | |
It’s our own blood | |
And I can’t forget the taste | |
Can’t forget the taste of my own tongue | |
And I can’t forget the taste | |
Can’t forget the taste of my own tongue |
Settle down | |
This won' t last long | |
I' ve been out | |
And I want back in | |
So why not completely fade away | |
When my bones begin to break | |
And my head begins to shake | |
It' s my own blood | |
When my house becomes a cage | |
And the neighbours turn away | |
It' s my own blood | |
Settle down | |
This won' t last long | |
I' ve been out | |
And I want back in | |
So why not completely fade away | |
" Where the butcher' s hand is home" | |
Laughs the blade above the throne | |
" It' s my own blood" | |
" Oh, this apple makes me sick" | |
Cries the pig upon his stick | |
" It' s my own blood" | |
And I can' t forget the taste | |
Can' t forget the taste of my own tongue | |
And I can' t forget the taste | |
Can' t forget the taste of my own tongue | |
And If I had a heart | |
I' d waste it on you | |
But it' s all together far too long | |
Since I took you down | |
Settle down | |
This won' t last long | |
I' ve been out | |
And I want back in | |
So why not completely fade away | |
When we' ve licked all of the lips | |
And the saltstained fingertips | |
It' s our own blood | |
When our lambs and lions made | |
Debts no righteous man can pay | |
It' s our own blood | |
And I can' t forget the taste | |
Can' t forget the taste of my own tongue | |
And I can' t forget the taste | |
Can' t forget the taste of my own tongue |
Settle down | |
This won' t last long | |
I' ve been out | |
And I want back in | |
So why not completely fade away | |
When my bones begin to break | |
And my head begins to shake | |
It' s my own blood | |
When my house becomes a cage | |
And the neighbours turn away | |
It' s my own blood | |
Settle down | |
This won' t last long | |
I' ve been out | |
And I want back in | |
So why not completely fade away | |
" Where the butcher' s hand is home" | |
Laughs the blade above the throne | |
" It' s my own blood" | |
" Oh, this apple makes me sick" | |
Cries the pig upon his stick | |
" It' s my own blood" | |
And I can' t forget the taste | |
Can' t forget the taste of my own tongue | |
And I can' t forget the taste | |
Can' t forget the taste of my own tongue | |
And If I had a heart | |
I' d waste it on you | |
But it' s all together far too long | |
Since I took you down | |
Settle down | |
This won' t last long | |
I' ve been out | |
And I want back in | |
So why not completely fade away | |
When we' ve licked all of the lips | |
And the saltstained fingertips | |
It' s our own blood | |
When our lambs and lions made | |
Debts no righteous man can pay | |
It' s our own blood | |
And I can' t forget the taste | |
Can' t forget the taste of my own tongue | |
And I can' t forget the taste | |
Can' t forget the taste of my own tongue |