1. |
hiding in public
01:42
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saw you at work sometime last week
and a pale, trembling part of me died
so i drove myself home that same night
and i took out the pretty parts still inside
cut them out one by one
and hung them on the dripping wall
like it doesn’t bother me
bother me
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2. |
skin
01:24
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falling out of line
feel it all the time
i don’t know who to be these days
shed my skin just let it breathe
i think i’d like it if you cut me open
i think i’d like it if you don’t
i don’t know
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3. |
watch me
01:56
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i hate
your eyes more than anything
it’s how they seem
embedded in my memory
act like i don’t mind this
just look through me in the driveway
with a cigarette
in one hand the other in his
when i’m slammed to the ground
torn and broken and beat
will you watch as i bleed?
please watch me
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4. |
periphery
02:06
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5. |
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hide the tears falling down your face
they’re like a monolith they always stay the same
i guess he never loved me back
that’s what you thought of me before you passed away
but i swear i love you dear
i love you dear
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