Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song BlackBoxWarrior - OKULTRA , by - Will Wood. Release date: 09.07.2020
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song BlackBoxWarrior - OKULTRA , by - Will Wood. BlackBoxWarrior - OKULTRA |
| Well, he collapsed with Stevens-Johnson Syndrome on the E.R. floor, |
| panic attacked, anaphylactic and ataxic |
| The way he spun his butterfly risked all six his phalanges, Roman candles at |
| both ends in his synapses |
| And the method with which he recycled his humors Trojan Horse’d his blood-brain |
| barrier and raised the LD-50, yes, yes |
| And through flight-or-fight revelation shame, the Black Box Warrior, |
| he skipped this town and headed straight down history |
| Shields himself from reason in a Kevlar baby-blue Tuxedo quilted from the |
| finest fibers, flesh, and fiberglass, and flowers |
| His ego a mosquito, evil incarnate/good incognito |
| Pops placebos for libido, screaming «bless the torpedoes» |
| For what? |
| For what? |
| For what it’s worth, if it was going to kill you boy, it would have by now |
| For what? |
| For what? |
| For what it’s worth, there’s no more looking back, it’s looking up or looking |
| down |
| Well, he was wearing stolen rubber shoes and wrapped a poison ivy noose around |
| his Lotus jugular when they came |
| Well they found him with a map to every victim of his love and a tattoo of a |
| blue jay on his face |
| And they waited for his vital signs to lie and let a flat line cry a hymn out |
| in Hungarian Harmonic |
| But he cocked his noggin, through his stoma sang «for Auld Lang Syne, |
| happy birthday to the succulents, I’ll die your hydroponics» |
| His rib cage was a hornet’s nest, palpitations set the beat |
| His vagus nerve a turk’s head knot, an axel hitch, a carrick bend |
| He wondered if Christ-Consciousness would charge a cancellation fee |
| Auf wiedersehn, au revoir, he gripped his wits right by their ends |
| For what? |
| For what? |
| For what it’s worth, if it was going to kill you boy, it would have by now |
| For what? |
| For what? |
| For what it’s worth, there’s no more looking back, it’s looking up or looking |
| down |
| Hello, welcome. |
| Why don’t you take a seat? |
| Get comfortable, relax, |
| take a second if you need to. |
| Now what’s bothering you? |
| Well, why don’t we |
| start at the beginning? |
| Growing up, how was your relationship with the fundamentals of conscious |
| existence? |
| Did you have xenon orchid sinews spilling down the outer center of |
| your blooming Escher/Mandelbrot head? |
| And how about claustrophilic tendrils |
| clapping caskets closed on seven-knuckle thumbs, did you get along well with |
| the Gideon Bugler pineal glands, your projector eyes casting sci-fi's on your |
| STR’d strands? |
| Tell me about your nerve to steal nerves of steel from under |
| Bacchus' bloody nose. |
| Did Namibian Himbas tie-dye you, your ears pierced with a |
| Phineas Gage flagpole, did you die before your day? |
| Thursday traction, Tuesday titration. |
| My hope is to assess through my objective |
| report of your subjective conjecture whether this proprietary bled of expertise |
| and seasoning works as well as this transorbital ice pick |
| Holistic ballistics, you got a better idea? |
| It’s about the best we could come |
| up with. |
| What, you think ideas spread because they’re good? |
| No, they spread |
| because people like them. |
| So here we are once again. |
| Holding, as it were, |
| a mirror up to your mirror |
| I guess it’s just something people do |
| A bloody knife to split your infrastructure, wine to rev your motor function, |
| coital machinations of the dead |
| Well you mainline your animus, karate chop your abacus and learn to be an |
| animal instead |
| But I never did think you better than this, your modus operandi causes |
| Nazi/Skoptzyism and suicide |
| Why to thine own self be try when it is you who are the problem, |
| not the things you do but something sick inside |
| Lithium and Dialectics, boy you really is defective |
| CBT don’t seem effective for that Cluster B, accept it Offer up your innocence, |
| please ignore the side effects |
| You’ve lost your mind and almost lost your life before, so you’ll be fine |
| For what? |
| For what? |
| For what it’s worth, if it was going to kill you boy, it would have by now |
| For what? |
| For what? |
| For what it’s worth, there’s no more looking back |
| And why would you want to look back? |
| I mean, it’s no good looking back |
| So try to look forward, now |
| For what? |
| For what? |
| For what it’s worth, if they were gonna get you boy, they would have by now |
| For what? |
| For what? |
| For what it’s worth, there’s no more looking back, it’s looking up or looking |
| down |