Roughly Human – Quaranteens

Roughly Human – Quaranteens Lyrics

Artist: Roughly Human
Song: Quaranteens

Tired of talking to the abyss
With its endless laundry list
Of the things that feel amiss
Ignoramuses in bliss

Sitting all alone at home
Playing broken telephone
A suburban rolling stone
Rolling on down

Tourist in town
f#cking around
Learning to count
Feeling depressed

Idle and stressed
Who to impress
Gimme that {..}
I lost it all

With my commute
Putting up walls
Sirens on mute
Heart is diseased

Fever won’t cease
Germs are immune
SALT IN THE WOUND
Just a little flu shot

I have lost a lot more than a bit of blood
It’s more like a flood
Savе us, oh Jehovah
This dream’s far from over

Thе divine reveal
Show me to the feeling
{Or} we’ll just pretend
I’ll be your friend

{Please} Stay until
Lockdown ends
Stay in your room
More like a tomb

This dusty womb:
Pregnant with doom
Saintest Mary Magdalene
In your mirror I have seen

The nothing that’s inside of ourselves
The book of Job on the hidden shelf
The void that we are
All through and through

Atoms and stars
Dead before noon
Slipping away
Feeling okay{?}

Turning the page
Together we
Tire {of} talking to the abyss
As the viewpoint slowly shifts

Sands of time grim reaper sifts
At the beach we used to sit
Now we know how lonely feels
Everyone’s Achilles’ heel

Even those with hearts of steel
Can’t escape this broken seal no more
Meet me with a plague mask
So my toxified gas

Won’t spread any further
There’s no love — it’s murder
There’s no one to save us
From this fever nightmare

I know life is not fair
But we’re kids no more
Not like before
I’ll be your friend

Stay until
The lockdown ends
With empathy greet
Your destiny find

Serenity sing
Our symphony
Of light
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Release Year: 2017