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This is the first time in many moons that I've seen the sunrise through bagged eyes and a typhoon mind harpooned in any room,
confined and defined by stigma horror thoughts an enigma
a lot of blows by a lot of blow, pill, powders and gigglers you start from the bottom no need to work up little wriggler,
I've survived blonde wigs mocking and sniggering shocking foundations I'm figuring to put her face first in the mirror and dip it in vinegar and ghost trains,
shallow cats full of effergin forever involved showing off and peckering
Mrs Belvedere your bin bags are here now get your shit and you fuck off!
I've found a way of living for today
But please could you stay
Cos I could never say...
No more blocks no more locks and dreams of going docs
No voice box possessed by hell's ox and my psyche locked up like Fort Knox,
No more suicide plots from a pill box, no more stuck in stocks no more socks in slippers on shined floors no more wards and nurses hordes and curses,
loads more small mercies and curtsies if need be to see in 3D
hell's teeth has just released me it's brief but such a relief believe me
Tell Rich that the drugs do work just well to spell like Brunel adjoined to a coin they'd all say evil aye! "It's just too cruel ooo well..."
I'm under no illusions - that when a fiend vacates the room you can't assume it's doomed I know one day soon I'll resume consumed entombed medication costumed,
but while the fractures hold I'm a savour the flavour and practice all untold normal re-mould of my psychological state a man and mic like a story retold,
I'm reconnecting affecting people reflecting the best that I wept on G's shoulder,
before I'm hectic again rejecting them who and then when again with the trouble it brings,
without a thing it berates me from the wings between now and then how many songs can I sing?
I admit lately I've been through hell but glad today to say that I feel like I'm well.