02. WorthlessSister, I feel the rain grow old
So old and brittle, so old and feeble
The pain is worthless
Sister, I feel the rain grow old
Sister, I feel the rain grow old and blue
Blue like your dead insides, insides!
Dig Right In MeYou dig right in me
Without a spoon of a hole
And when I walk now,
The wound has grown by the years
You kiss my brown eye
Almost a shell of a man
School haunts the children
Eli Eli, Eli, you can't tell left from right
Eli, Eli, your eyes are black and white
Why, why, why, why do you smile at me?
Oh, why do you smile at me?
I've been so cruel, mother of mine
I've been so cruel to you
So, why do you smile at me?
I Cry for YouI picked three flowers from your grave
They taste like velvet after days
Building your sights of new embrace
And then I fall hard on the ground
And then my shin gets faster
And then I cry for you
And then I cry for you
Mother, Father, Set Us FreeFor years I felt your pain
The tumor you hid was making your body turn blue
I chose to ignore it thinking it was psychological
I made myself believe it thinking it was irreversible
I chose to ignore it thinking I was better off dead
Your feet are skinned alive
RedWinter leaks inside my skin
Into the open womb, my open womb
The feeling is mean and full and red
No matter how hard I try it makes no sound
Summer breaks into my pores
Into these holes I once knew well
They once were strong
The Eye Fell In LoveThe eye, the eye, the eye fell in love
With the man, the man, the man dressed in black
The leg, the leg, the leg wanted to
Kiss the man, the man, the man dressed in blood
Tell me, where is all the pain left in this world?
The eye, the eye, the eye fell in love
Torn MapsTorn Maps
Of the Atlantic Ocean
Once held
The secrets of this world
Soldier is in constant search
Believing love will end
Asymmetrical warfare
Turtle NeckI don’t know, turtleneck, where you’ve been all my life
But I feel, turtleneck, that you’re leaving me aside
Look at me and let go of my ways
The fear inside that your fever has died
I don’t know turtleneck where you’ve been all my life
But I feel, turtleneck, that you’re leaving me aside