Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Another part of the clown's brain, artist - Themselves.
Date of issue: 21.11.2019
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Another part of the clown's brain |
Whose melancholy state of stubborn shows him the hard place |
Up close and conjures a lucid quandary |
The dreamiest paranoia |
Where’s the rock, the rock, I wanna fix the rock |
Talk it into being my pal |
Better yet, my indolent solid-stood apprentice |
But thanks, but no thanks but, there is no rock |
Just me, in my gloomy hand-carved hard place |
No student, no new chew toy for my bootleg |
Hug and kiss to tear into ribbons |
Worst of all, all my fuss and careful obsessing |
Frivolous |
It gets painted over with lacking and stuffed grotesque missing |
Now fruitless |
I set meticulously sharpened traps for bugs |
With ferocious little mechanized insect-crippling jaws |
And throw away my junior wizard cap and wand |
These pupils will be thinner and hopefully |
Cephalopods |
(There's nothing, nothing…) |
Now, I can smile at the cut-out moon |
And pretend hardcore, it’s comical and made of cardboard |
In a while, I scamper in it’s film about my quarters |
Collecting all the intricate sprung death bundles |
And free the teeny-weeny thingamajiggers dropping them in their |
Bruised-seeping abdomen’s in a jar |
One by… |
(Have you seen them? Have you seen them around? |
I’ve heard them whispering in the dark somewhere between the floorboards |
And creeping in the house) |
A cloudy glass jar of sour miracles… |
It’s elliptical and made of guts |
Resonance collected, I tip-toe through wild guesses and wide eyes |
Dipping, I hope it’s cute, dipping my hairy knuckles and minced cuticles |
Into the open jar, seconds later… later…aletrlatetr |
A firm pinch invigorates the dying tensed writhing critter |
Wriggle, wriggles |
I would like to look down it’s throat |
But it only snaps and hisses at my innocent cruelty. |
Bad, beasty, bad! |
So be it, it’s rectangular and made of ash |
(I'm just looking for a friend |
I’m not looking for someone to break) |
I lean back into the dim bazaar of my workspace |
My neat and straightened workspace |
To… to…seem just… to seem… to… |
As I suck its thickened pearly stomachs |
From a throbbing in-caving thorax… |
I just can’t seem to study |
Taught in this poor reader’s paradise |
In these uncomfortably queer sandals |
A sign, lost appetite, I lean aside |
Leaning further, a yawn |
Leaning further back |
Crack a pointless pencil in my only pocket with no holes |
Snaps in two, and pokes my skinny leg |
Kinda reminds me of lightning |
I don’t believe in Zeus |
But I’m scared stiff of clowns |
Look, I’m naked… a wizard, and surely mad. |
I don’t believe in Zeus |
But I’m scared stiff of clowns |
Look, I’m naked… a wizard, and surely mad. |
I don’t believe in Zeus |
But I’m scared stiff of clowns |
Look, I’m naked… a wizard, and nearly happy. |
It’s circular and made of seasons |
Pretty, ugly, pretty, ugly, pretty |
Pacing from desk to sill |
I turn my mirrors off and on and on and. |
Then make believe the wolves are telling me it’s midnight |
Except it’s just the last few hours howling |
Night, night, I know my desk hates me |
And so do the traps, jars, nervous ticks and loudmouth pointless pencils |
It’s okay, alright, because, cause |
I’m gonna write and write and |
Marry all its cracks, chips and knots |
Get them really pregnant |
Then leave with its friend the chair and all my stationery |
(No, go, no…) |
Yum, a breeze, carry me |
I feel like the other sun |
The riddles, blend in with the stars |
In with the crickets, tucked in the middle of somewhere |
Chirping madly, I’ll be happier alone |
Naked, where no-one can ever find the crickets |
Hush… |