Clothes
Desire leads the mind
Seeing the truth
With your body exposed, perpetuate oblivion
" I " am the walls of my osmium prison
With the kindness of gold, without Order
So I can wear my heart out on my sleeve
I know it gets you off
With my hands around your throat
Satyrion dropped on the tongue
If you notice what's not in a room, it's not really gone
Paralyzed, you safeword
Black Petunia, la petite mort
Temperature play, Gorean dynamics
Total power exchange, through submission
Show me everything that I shouldn't know
Addicted to despondency
It bleeds into everything
Display your sins
On your velvet skin
Sing our risquè symphony
Tonight I'm Sid and you're Nancy
The last king of Illirya doesn't know we set fire to our insides for fun
The forced burn of youth, like we're destined to decay
Can you say my name, for the wounds of yesterday?
Or should i say goodbye to the ocean in your eyes?
Belts and tarot under fallen petals
The color is a gentian blue, the buds of a deeper hue
Suicide mosaic, let me make art with you
Take out my heart and break it in two
Our bodies might be young but our mind aren't
Dig your nails into what I know
And cover my whole life in scratches
"Endure"
The word was a curse
Display your sins
On your velvet skin
Sing our risquè symphony
Tonight I'm Sid and you're Nancy
The Bromley contingent, a new hole gets punched in a bedroom wall
Dressed pitch black from neck to toe
It's living fast or dying slow
Chasing violent delights, all the ones that get you high
Affection is our deepest perversion
Cobalt soul, Phthalo green, primal lust
I can still see your clothes on the floor
Mise en scéne, mistakes were made
Like all good things, plants died young
But I wish had known how much water to use
I found closeness in your perfume
From untidy classrooms to the Venice of the north
I grieve my loss until the grief is gone
Then I accept the happiness that didn't come
I can't tell you to remember me, but I can't bear for you to forget me
What was her prayer? Her wish, her confession?
There is no one left to answer, and she never returned home again