Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Syzygy, artist - Laurel Halo. Album song Dust, in the genre
Date of issue: 22.06.2017
Record label: Hyperdub
Song language: English
Syzygy |
I was in a daredevil’s car |
She said, «Get ready» |
I turned my eyes away |
As she released an evil laugh |
Until the effortless landing |
On the other side |
Just a layer of fuel |
Plastic playset, action figure |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
Ramping the speed, we shot down the hill |
No ground beneath |
Weightlessness as in togetherness |
Across your lies |
As I walked past, she looked at me |
Like two silver bullets |
Then she licked my leg |
And give me some sisterly advice |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
My eyes closed the whole time in fear |
Until I saw distance |
It was red and pleasantly hot |
Vistas of sand and trees |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
At the terminus |
The queen was sitting on her throne |
I was as quiet as possible |
Not looking at her |
At the end, it started to descend |
And by then |
I was walking in water |
Up to my thighs |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
I said, «Get up» |
I said, «Time for love» |
Beyond the trees at the beach |
There were two walking paths of sand |
One that went right along the coast |
The other that went up around a bend |
Like a highway onramp |
I took the second |
It had a view as it went up |
Higher than the coastal path |
Before the end it started to descend |
And by then, I was walking in water |
Up to my thighs |
There, at the terminus |
A queen was sitting on her throne |
I tried to be as as quiet as possible |
Not looking at her, not speaking to her |
As I walk past, she licks my leg |
And stares up at me like two bullets |
And then proceeds to give me sisterly advice |
That I can’t remember now |
At the end, it started to descend |
And by then |
I was walking in water |
Up to my thighs |