album cover
Astropolis
album cover
Astropolis was released on October 14, 2022 by Halfbeak as a part of the album I N T H E T O N G U E
October 14, 2022
LabelHalfbeak
LanguageEnglish
BPM130
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Lyrics

I see in you what used to be
Wrapped in a black cloak
The smell of fresh red paint
Rotating like a pig
Spot him sitting next to you
On that frosty April morning
He was laughing like a sewer rat
Drowning by his tether
There is one thing that I wanted to say
To you and it’s vital that you hear it when
You’re sitting down next to something you hold sacred
Alligator footprints under your bedroom window
Rustling of the heather, branches and the nettles tap three times just from your frosted clasp of haunted sorrow
See little pieces when I cry
Got to save up all the echoes
Sweep up all your filthy pride
Umming and the ahhing of the echoes
There is one thing that I wanted to say
To you and it’s vital that you hear it when
You’re sitting down next to something you hold sacred
Alligator footprints under your bedroom window
Rustling of the heather, branches and the nettles tap three times just from your frosted clasp of haunted sorrow
Started startled starlet streams stay stench
Stomach stood stool story stranger
Streets strew strike
Devil in a manger
Get on the train (Repeat x3)
I see in you all you’ll ever be
Desperation heeds its warning
Rattle your cage too fast and you’re bound to wake the Nameless
Humming of the acrobats
The mind and body severed
Congregations of laughter
Pestilence in echo
Homeopathetic
They can’t help it – it’s partially genetic
Fucking like a laundromat
All agreeable and yellow
Started startled starlet streams stay stench
Stool stomach strew
Streets strew strike
Devil in a manger
See little pieces when I cry
Got to save up all the echoes
Sweep up all your filthy pride
Umming and the ahhhing of the echoes
There is one thing that I wanted to say
To you and it’s vital that you hear it when
You’re sitting down next to something you hold sacred
Get on the train (Repeat x 7)
Written by: Timothy Gummersall
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