Song | Oval Shaped Incisions |
Artist | Despised Icon |
Album | The Ills Of Modern Man |
作曲 : Erian, Jarrin | |
Estranged | |
The bliss of a young man smoothly slivered in an instant | |
Obscured memories puncture through an opaque blindfold | |
Eyelids carved swiftly with oval shaped incisions | |
A breach in one self's fortitude | |
reveals a radiant smile struggling to resurface | |
Nostalgia plays its snivelling violin | |
I bleed pristine tears | |
Recollections of the son I once was | |
Stabbed my past with oxidized scissors and turned away | |
Awake, to salvage what is left before it dies away | |
An oath destined to be forgotten | |
Strong words are nothing more than heartfelt clichés | |
The times have changed and so have I | |
Childhood dreams reduced to pale aspirations | |
Familiar faces have shed their skin, | |
Spawning a newfound identity | |
A never ending pursuit of distinctiveness as blurred strenuous bonds in its path | |
Awake, to salvage what is left before it dies away | |
An oath destined to be forgotten | |
Strong words are nothing more than heartfelt clichés |
zuò qǔ : Erian, Jarrin | |
Estranged | |
The bliss of a young man smoothly slivered in an instant | |
Obscured memories puncture through an opaque blindfold | |
Eyelids carved swiftly with oval shaped incisions | |
A breach in one self' s fortitude | |
reveals a radiant smile struggling to resurface | |
Nostalgia plays its snivelling violin | |
I bleed pristine tears | |
Recollections of the son I once was | |
Stabbed my past with oxidized scissors and turned away | |
Awake, to salvage what is left before it dies away | |
An oath destined to be forgotten | |
Strong words are nothing more than heartfelt cliché s | |
The times have changed and so have I | |
Childhood dreams reduced to pale aspirations | |
Familiar faces have shed their skin, | |
Spawning a newfound identity | |
A never ending pursuit of distinctiveness as blurred strenuous bonds in its path | |
Awake, to salvage what is left before it dies away | |
An oath destined to be forgotten | |
Strong words are nothing more than heartfelt cliché s |