1. |
Hurricanes Hate Wood
03:00
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Well I can't tell
if you said maybe
in this hell
I've been living in lately
soak it in
with your eyes with your brain
electrical
impulses keep me
sane
Breathe in breathe out
that's the process of living
eat food shit it out
I just rhymed out with itself
and I don't care
if you noticed
in fact I'm proud
you've listened this closely
You'd be surprised
at what you hear you hear you hear you hear
untimely demise
so what?
You see her you see her you see her
Oh what we've learned
we'll talk to each other
I'm concerned
we're going under
shutters closed
hurricanes hate wood
would you explain
if you could
You'd be surprised
at what you hear you hear you hear you hear
untimely demise
so what?
You see her you see her you see her
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2. |
Robin Williams
03:42
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We taught you words
so
you could cry
and you cried
when he died
Even though he's gone
you're
still here
even though
he is gone
you're
still here
so you could learn
to lie to yourself
and you lied
to all of us
what the hell
what the hell?
And now you will pretend
it's
alright
and now you will pretend
it's alright
it's not alright
alright
it's not alright
alright
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3. |
Notice
04:18
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I've noticed
that everything I've seen
could never open up my eyes
yes I'm blind to your disguise
I can't eat
wait, yes I can I eat too much
I'm growing blubber underneath the skin that holds in my organs and blood and stuff
I
don't
know what to say
it's always a chore
you can tell by the look on my face
we
rode
bikes through the town
when I was a kid
but now you're never around
but that's okay I guess
I'll just grow up instead
I'll move away and
start again
I've noticed
that everything I've seen
could never open up my eyes
yes I'm blind to your disguise
I can't eat
wait, yes I can I eat too much
I'm growing blubber underneath my skin that holds in my organs and blood and stuff
I've noticed
that everything I hear
is never quite what was said
it just goes in and out my ears
I can't read
or what I mean is that I don't
'cause the words on the page don't translate to images in my skull
I've noticed
that everything I've seen
is fucking useless just like me
it's fucking useless just like me
I've noticed
that everything I've seen
is fucking useless just like me
it's fucking useless just like me
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4. |
Uncle God
06:01
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It seems that God runs in my family
he must have died before he could speak to me
the inheritance he left me was nothing
but that's probably my fault 'cause I never believed in him
And I can't believe
people can be
so naive
or maybe it's just me
If you have imaginary friends it's a disease
but you believe that God talks to you, now that's what I call irony
And I can't believe
people can be
so naive
or maybe it's just me
maybe it's just me
Cameron ate red meat
And I can't believe
people can be
so naive
or maybe it's just me
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5. |
Of A Molotov
04:50
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The curtains draw on the stage
this isn't a play anyway
we go our separate ways
The lights they flicker on and off
with the luminescence of a molotov
capricious how you infatuate
I'll reinvent myself
they didn't get it right
on the first try
Adorned in white you left the room
the sickening stench of your perfume
lingered long after the day
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Nulberry Edgewater, Florida
Coraline writes a bunch of sad songs on guitar. Nick and Lanche turn them into actual songs.
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