| Song | Me, Museum |
| Artist | Mary Lambert |
| Album | Grief Creature |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Mary Lambert |
| [00:01.00] | 作曲 : Mary Lambert |
| [01:08.00] | My mother found a rabid dog |
| [01:11.21] | And wanted to hug it |
| [01:14.12] | Wanted to give it all her glorious honey love |
| [01:18.00] | Wanted to bathe her children in a two-parent household |
| [01:23.10] | But, the dog didn't want kids |
| [01:26.23] | The dog would scream it in the hallway at four A.M |
| [01:30.10] | Reminding us as often as possible |
| [01:34.83] | The sheer art of it |
| [01:36.73] | How the monster could panic into my body |
| [01:39.96] | Sometimes I still hear it in the chambers of my heart |
| [01:44.39] | The way some glorious paintings stay with you |
| [01:51.07] | I am a museum |
| [01:54.20] | I must be a museum |
| [01:58.03] | When I was seven, the dog told me I was going to be a slut |
| [02:03.06] | No one came over to our house to play |
| [02:06.47] | The dog made me write, "I will flush the bathroom toilet seventy-five times" |
| [02:11.33] | I would've remembered to flush the toilet |
| [02:13.32] | But, I started blacking out around then |
| [02:15.83] | Forgetting basic things |
| [02:17.72] | Started praying that Oprah would save us all |
| [02:20.98] | I took snapshots with my memory camera |
| [02:23.59] | Hoping there would be justice for this kind of psycho warfare |
| [02:32.00] | The teachers at the daycare offered apology eyes and extra sequins |
| [02:36.24] | For the art project |
| [02:37.67] | The day after, the dog chased me around each room |
| [02:41.50] | Because I forgot where my other shoe was |
| [02:59.39] | When you are a child |
| [03:01.22] | And your mind is panicked like a fire alarm at all times |
| [03:05.49] | You lose the ability to remember simple things |
| [03:09.33] | I haven't lost a personal item in months |
| [03:12.75] | Do not laugh when I say, 'This is a victory' |
| [03:17.50] | Shame is an ocean I swim across |
| [03:20.63] | Sometimes, I call it drowning |
| [03:23.02] | Sometimes, I call it Moses |
| [03:25.07] | Sometimes, I say, "Good morning!" and sway to its murky surge |
| [03:28.89] | Sometimes, I win and cut off its crest with a pink machete |
| [03:32.83] | Sometimes, I want to **** it and |
| [03:34.53] | Marry it and kill it all at the same time |
| [03:37.26] | Sometimes, I spend my whole day apologizing on shame's behalf |
| [03:41.07] | Sometimes, I think it must be an art form to feel this bad |
| [03:44.90] | Sometimes, I outrun all of its psycho history |
| [03:50.31] | Other times, I repeat the language from my childmouth |
| [03:55.44] | While beating my head against a wall |
| [04:02.57] | But all the time I am forgiven |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Mary Lambert |
| [00:01.00] | zuo qu : Mary Lambert |
| [01:08.00] | My mother found a rabid dog |
| [01:11.21] | And wanted to hug it |
| [01:14.12] | Wanted to give it all her glorious honey love |
| [01:18.00] | Wanted to bathe her children in a twoparent household |
| [01:23.10] | But, the dog didn' t want kids |
| [01:26.23] | The dog would scream it in the hallway at four A. M |
| [01:30.10] | Reminding us as often as possible |
| [01:34.83] | The sheer art of it |
| [01:36.73] | How the monster could panic into my body |
| [01:39.96] | Sometimes I still hear it in the chambers of my heart |
| [01:44.39] | The way some glorious paintings stay with you |
| [01:51.07] | I am a museum |
| [01:54.20] | I must be a museum |
| [01:58.03] | When I was seven, the dog told me I was going to be a slut |
| [02:03.06] | No one came over to our house to play |
| [02:06.47] | The dog made me write, " I will flush the bathroom toilet seventyfive times" |
| [02:11.33] | I would' ve remembered to flush the toilet |
| [02:13.32] | But, I started blacking out around then |
| [02:15.83] | Forgetting basic things |
| [02:17.72] | Started praying that Oprah would save us all |
| [02:20.98] | I took snapshots with my memory camera |
| [02:23.59] | Hoping there would be justice for this kind of psycho warfare |
| [02:32.00] | The teachers at the daycare offered apology eyes and extra sequins |
| [02:36.24] | For the art project |
| [02:37.67] | The day after, the dog chased me around each room |
| [02:41.50] | Because I forgot where my other shoe was |
| [02:59.39] | When you are a child |
| [03:01.22] | And your mind is panicked like a fire alarm at all times |
| [03:05.49] | You lose the ability to remember simple things |
| [03:09.33] | I haven' t lost a personal item in months |
| [03:12.75] | Do not laugh when I say, ' This is a victory' |
| [03:17.50] | Shame is an ocean I swim across |
| [03:20.63] | Sometimes, I call it drowning |
| [03:23.02] | Sometimes, I call it Moses |
| [03:25.07] | Sometimes, I say, " Good morning!" and sway to its murky surge |
| [03:28.89] | Sometimes, I win and cut off its crest with a pink machete |
| [03:32.83] | Sometimes, I want to it and |
| [03:34.53] | Marry it and kill it all at the same time |
| [03:37.26] | Sometimes, I spend my whole day apologizing on shame' s behalf |
| [03:41.07] | Sometimes, I think it must be an art form to feel this bad |
| [03:44.90] | Sometimes, I outrun all of its psycho history |
| [03:50.31] | Other times, I repeat the language from my childmouth |
| [03:55.44] | While beating my head against a wall |
| [04:02.57] | But all the time I am forgiven |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Mary Lambert |
| [00:01.00] | zuò qǔ : Mary Lambert |
| [01:08.00] | My mother found a rabid dog |
| [01:11.21] | And wanted to hug it |
| [01:14.12] | Wanted to give it all her glorious honey love |
| [01:18.00] | Wanted to bathe her children in a twoparent household |
| [01:23.10] | But, the dog didn' t want kids |
| [01:26.23] | The dog would scream it in the hallway at four A. M |
| [01:30.10] | Reminding us as often as possible |
| [01:34.83] | The sheer art of it |
| [01:36.73] | How the monster could panic into my body |
| [01:39.96] | Sometimes I still hear it in the chambers of my heart |
| [01:44.39] | The way some glorious paintings stay with you |
| [01:51.07] | I am a museum |
| [01:54.20] | I must be a museum |
| [01:58.03] | When I was seven, the dog told me I was going to be a slut |
| [02:03.06] | No one came over to our house to play |
| [02:06.47] | The dog made me write, " I will flush the bathroom toilet seventyfive times" |
| [02:11.33] | I would' ve remembered to flush the toilet |
| [02:13.32] | But, I started blacking out around then |
| [02:15.83] | Forgetting basic things |
| [02:17.72] | Started praying that Oprah would save us all |
| [02:20.98] | I took snapshots with my memory camera |
| [02:23.59] | Hoping there would be justice for this kind of psycho warfare |
| [02:32.00] | The teachers at the daycare offered apology eyes and extra sequins |
| [02:36.24] | For the art project |
| [02:37.67] | The day after, the dog chased me around each room |
| [02:41.50] | Because I forgot where my other shoe was |
| [02:59.39] | When you are a child |
| [03:01.22] | And your mind is panicked like a fire alarm at all times |
| [03:05.49] | You lose the ability to remember simple things |
| [03:09.33] | I haven' t lost a personal item in months |
| [03:12.75] | Do not laugh when I say, ' This is a victory' |
| [03:17.50] | Shame is an ocean I swim across |
| [03:20.63] | Sometimes, I call it drowning |
| [03:23.02] | Sometimes, I call it Moses |
| [03:25.07] | Sometimes, I say, " Good morning!" and sway to its murky surge |
| [03:28.89] | Sometimes, I win and cut off its crest with a pink machete |
| [03:32.83] | Sometimes, I want to it and |
| [03:34.53] | Marry it and kill it all at the same time |
| [03:37.26] | Sometimes, I spend my whole day apologizing on shame' s behalf |
| [03:41.07] | Sometimes, I think it must be an art form to feel this bad |
| [03:44.90] | Sometimes, I outrun all of its psycho history |
| [03:50.31] | Other times, I repeat the language from my childmouth |
| [03:55.44] | While beating my head against a wall |
| [04:02.57] | But all the time I am forgiven |