I think it’s good.
I think I’m moving on.
I think it's better in the long run.
I know I’m tired of always being on.
I wanna shut it down.
I wanna turn it off.
I wanna turn it off.
I wanna turn it off.
Now I feel fraudulent when they sing back to me.
I’m on a pedestal where I don’t wanna be.
So I tried to write some songs - another failed attempt
To make them see me as a fucking human.
But when you share your pain for public consumption,
You’ll set their dinner plates,
And smile ’til they’re done.
Give them their knives and forks,
While you’re rare and bleeding tons,
And while they eat your soul,
They’ll call you an inspiration.
They call you an inspiration.
They called you an inspiration,
But I’m not.
I’m not.
So I’ll stay up tonight, lost in my lonely thoughts,
And try to sleep before my next shift at the shop.
Cause I found some solace there - I relate to that machine.
It pulls the people in, they take what they want and leave.
So I’m just a ghost of need.
I embrace escapism in the simple task of writing words on lids.
I won’t underestimate this dulling isolation
With other passing ghosts and fleeting connections.
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I started really following Taylor with this album and for years I kind of drifted off from it. But now I have a new-found love for Red because of this. kjaprencillo
Two new songs from emo legends Mineral to celebrate their 25th anniversary that come packaged with a commemorative hardcover book. Bandcamp New & Notable Nov 20, 2018