Tim: I wrote this song as a joke, which led to some regrettable lyrics. I didn't actually plan to ever publish it, but Nathan decided to, and he has a much more interesting explanation below.
Nathan: This song chronicles out the various one night stands one might experience within their life time. And then those various ones turn into multiple ones, consuming you. Then that consummation ends up being a defining theme for you and your life, one in which you learn to promulgate.
lyrics
There’s a pile of empty bottles glistening from the crack underneath my door, there’s so many reasons for them that I can’t blame you anymore, these days just pass more dispossessed, but with every night, I’m just caring less, I drew into myself until there’s nothing left but hate, this isolation was once a prison, now it’s a garden that I cultivate
You can masturbate until the cows come home, you can curse your fate that you’re still alone, but in time the unbearable it just gets worse, I hope there’s bottle service in my hearse
I was talking to a girl from a town just a ways from me, both trapped in East Texas, regretting not becoming what we’d never be and I guess I could tell that I was her third choice at best, but in destitute times you take what you get, she showed up one night and we fucked on the floor, next time she calls, I’ll probably just ignore
You can raise your fist to a starlit sky, you can repeat the same patterns until you die or you can sing your whole life on the stage of god’s calling, he’ll rip out your throat as the curtains are falling
You can raise your first to a starlit sky and repeat the same patterns until you die, you can sing your life on the stage of god’s calling, but he’ll rip out your throat as the curtains are falling.
Specializing in bright, sunny "bedroom rock español," this Brooklyn singer-songwriter puts a unique spin on lo-fi music. Bandcamp New & Notable Jan 18, 2024