1. |
Ding
03:23
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Planets fall into the center of the sun
Galaxies collide and form into one
The Universe
Stretches away from itself
Animals are plants that walk around
Plants are animals that grow in the ground
This is my voice at the speed of sound
This is your heart beating but just for now
Light vibrates at the perfect pace
To reflect the mismatched features of my face
And cause her brain
To dole out some dopamine
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2. |
Dong
02:37
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Now I'm freaking out
Watching Youtube videos of people who are younger and much more talented than me
Contemporary examples of excellence and diversity
Concurrently competing with me
I see a sick symmetry to the trees in managed little ruts
Raised and managed to be cut and sold
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3. |
Feng
02:47
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I am barely responsible for myself
And that's more than I need sometimes
So when you're sticking like a stye in the white of my minds eye
I can't see anything but the yellow flowers growing outside
I'm being mocked by nature in full fucking bloom
Two hundred miles from home was a blessing but now it'll be my doom
Cause I can't refocus to well with this shifting geographic scale
Of places friendly faces asking why I'm absent tonight
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4. |
Bamboo
05:07
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He was the sound of miles of Bamboo
Crashing into her every night
Lavender flower in her teeth
Thorns where her tongue used to be
I am the ring of a digital clock
Always keeping her right on edge
Try to stay cool keep my eyes down
Keep my mouth above water
The grass grew as tall as the sky and swallowed me whole
The clouds broke up and I stopped feeling so cold
But nobody pick me up now I'm better walking alone
I wanna own the room like James Brown '65
Wanna pull a Joni Mitchell let a little Green in my life
Wanna drop like Funkadelic in '71
Wanna breathe through electric pipes via Aqualung
Try to grow Bamboo, try to build a home with it
I hope you sleep better now that I'm not around
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Rocko English Orlando, Florida
jack's the beat.
cam and casey play the stringz.
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