Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Father Dali, artist - Devilment. Date of issue: 17.11.2016
Song language: English
Father Dali |
| Mother was a dancer in the Folies Bergère |
| Where Father took a shine to her legs in the air |
| And I was thrown to mysticism |
| From the schism sewn there |
| Squirming in the light |
| Burning, erudite |
| A yearning parasite, au pair |
| Dearest Papa was a rolling stone |
| Calling to the cosmos on the lobster telephone |
| Clocks are melting |
| Helter skeltering |
| Children with mouths to feed, breed in squalor |
| How paternity turns from thee, Avida Dollars |
| Ready to make a scene, we’d rather parley |
| Now eternity worms in thee, Father Dali |
| Surrealist, can I feel this dark creative energy? |
| Tortured by my demons and my insecurities |
| Swans reflecting elephants, ants swarming killer bees |
| Loather, lover, rake |
| I overcompensate |
| A supernova fate to be |
| Dearest Papa was a rolling stone |
| Galling fellow mutants with his bellowed overtones |
| Clocks are melting |
| Helter skeltering |
| Bending the arts to lead the starch dog collars |
| How modernity learns from thee, Avida Dollars |
| Ready to make a scene, we’d rather parley |
| Now eternity worms in thee, Father Dali |
| Thus I finally find inside me |
| Her spirit rising, all-confiding |
| It’s calling out to be |
| A voice on the wind |
| Pulling me closer |
| Screaming in my dreams |
| Haunting me |
| Mi Amor… |
| Feverous with wealth and gain |
| Showmanship will leave a stain |
| Canvasses are mine to pain |
| A monumental mentalist |
| Mephisto born out of the tryst |
| I am this bastard narcissist |
| Do not judge my excesses |
| It’s best to merely see |
| A flamboyant clairvoyant |
| Bouyant on fantasies |
| The Great Masturbator |
| My fate will come later |
| Clocks are melting |
| Helter skeltering |
| Your children have mouths to feed, our leader hollers |
| How paternity turns from thee, Avida Dollars |
| Ready to make a scene, we’d rather party |
| Now eternity worms in thee, Father Dali |
| Father Dali |
| Father Dali |