Frostbite
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:27 pm
RE:FLEKT
Feat. Sinima
Ya know I’m so cool you got frostbite just from looking at me
These bitches don’t know nothing ‘bout what RE:FLEKT brings
To the table, like Clark Gable was the king of the screen
When I sing all the bitches in the house wanna scream
In my dreams then I wake up from the spot where I sleep
In a bush on the side of the street, dirt and leaves
And instead of a wallet with some money for bread
There’s a joint in my pocket to help me to forget
See I’ve been to the bottom and I’ve looked at the top
And the higher I climbed, the farther I dropped
When it’s gone and I’m remembering the taste of champagne
There’s the pain of having lost the one thing that I gained
In my life, after every last struggle and fight
For the right to the music that was just in my mind
All the time I invested and just threw it away
For the high I attained and am forever doomed to chase
While on the outside I am warm from the Florida sun
On the inside I got frostbite from how cold the world was
To me, and every last green leaf I crushed
And chopped up and stuffed inside a hollowed out blunt
My only love for years has been the artificial cheer
That I only attained after all the smoke cleared
From my lungs, and when that turned out to not be enough
I had pills that would make the very universe drop down
An octave or two, though in my mind I always knew
That my ties to the world were becoming unglued
The gap grew and grew until I’m floating away
Up in space and the cold is a welcoming embrace
Oh, death, I no longer fear you at all
I don’t have the mental strength to even tremble, so calm
I await for all of my perceptions to fade
Into black as the blood ceases to flow to my brain
Feat. Sinima
Ya know I’m so cool you got frostbite just from looking at me
These bitches don’t know nothing ‘bout what RE:FLEKT brings
To the table, like Clark Gable was the king of the screen
When I sing all the bitches in the house wanna scream
In my dreams then I wake up from the spot where I sleep
In a bush on the side of the street, dirt and leaves
And instead of a wallet with some money for bread
There’s a joint in my pocket to help me to forget
See I’ve been to the bottom and I’ve looked at the top
And the higher I climbed, the farther I dropped
When it’s gone and I’m remembering the taste of champagne
There’s the pain of having lost the one thing that I gained
In my life, after every last struggle and fight
For the right to the music that was just in my mind
All the time I invested and just threw it away
For the high I attained and am forever doomed to chase
While on the outside I am warm from the Florida sun
On the inside I got frostbite from how cold the world was
To me, and every last green leaf I crushed
And chopped up and stuffed inside a hollowed out blunt
My only love for years has been the artificial cheer
That I only attained after all the smoke cleared
From my lungs, and when that turned out to not be enough
I had pills that would make the very universe drop down
An octave or two, though in my mind I always knew
That my ties to the world were becoming unglued
The gap grew and grew until I’m floating away
Up in space and the cold is a welcoming embrace
Oh, death, I no longer fear you at all
I don’t have the mental strength to even tremble, so calm
I await for all of my perceptions to fade
Into black as the blood ceases to flow to my brain