1. |
Letting
01:50
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I thought it would
A little bit easier
By now
Somehow
I thought I'd
Figure it out
I don’t really care
Where you’re going
I just wanna know
Where you’ve been
I'm terrified
And I don’t remember
Why I’m even
Bothering
It’s funny how it
Wears me down
Even though
I ran away
And no it’s not okay
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2. |
Jeffrey Dahmer
02:29
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You’re poisoning your garden
And burning down your trees
I can only help you fix the things
You break before I leave
Laying on your couch
You're hungover and I’m bored
You're telling me a joke
And I’m wondering what’s the point
You never told me how to know
What someone’s thinking while they smoke
Can you tell me all your nightmares
And I’ll tell you where to go
You’re closing all your windows
And you’re dimming all the lights
I'm watching your rehearsal
Even if it gets cut short tonight
Your father’s waiting outside
And your sister won’t be long
Do you think I’d look like Dahmer
If I put your glasses on
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3. |
Dim and Flicker
03:45
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Two machines by her by bed
A cold fog in the sky
Release her into the night
Don’t ever ask her why
You know she’s in the air
And you feel like you can’t breath
She’s a black star collapsing
And you’re stuck here in the weeds
Lights dim and flicker
While the machine blinks yet again
Life support no longer
You fucked up everything
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4. |
Hope
01:40
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I don't mind the conversation
Or that you're still sleeping in your clothes
The sky is grey and I feel heavy
I think I want you but I don’t know
I don't care if it's a Thursday
I'm still learning to cope
I look to you as my distraction
Now I don't drink alone
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Juliya Buffalo, New York
Suffering fueled art pop, compositions, and sound design. Very noisy. Very queer.
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