Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Wednesday's Child
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Emily Roberts
Songwriter
Georgia Williams
Songwriter
Lyrics
Use the backs of eyelids
To draw on pin-up hybrids
Mutating fetish
The space where we can relish
In tendency surrender
Vividity uncensored
Does saying lots of big words
Make me into a big girl?
Irises in bloom
I built a world inside my room
Distractions are rewarded
For being less than sordid
Fingertips in dimples
Making ourselves simple
Scare the babysitter
Weeding out the quitter
Slip into my black book
Written by a dirty look
There’s a moose doing tai-chi
On a tub of Listerine
Electric tennis
Stark naked with my dentist
In a bath of liquid hydrogen
This overflowing fountain pen
Begins again and again
Irises in bloom
I built a world inside my room
Could have kept my mouth shut
Let this be the part I stay in-line
But I’ve really never been that kind
If I lie for long enough
A lie becomes what truth is made of
Then it tastes like cement
But my bedroom is a soup of melted ice cream
Which without there’s nothing else
With it I love myself
With it I hate myself
With it I am myself
Irises are wilting
Then tomorrow they begin again
Irises (and again) are wilting (and again)
Then tomorrow they begin
Written by: Emily Roberts, Georgia Williams