Break Time / In the Factory Lyrics by Hemlock Ernst, Icky Reels
Studying Absence
2024
[Chorus] Can't work, can't dream Can't stay, can't leave I can't sleep Can't starve, can't eat Can't stop, can't speak Can't sleep [Verse 1] They praised us when they raised us They caged us when we raised up They chained us, now they changed us Embrace us, erase us Sired him, wired him Fired him, rehired him Lairs now, lairs then The time is now, the time was then The labyrinth, an amethyst An open door, a catalyst A violence past, a present tense Silence past from violent men Violent men Violent past Present tense [Chorus] Can't work, can't read Can't stay, can't leave And I can't sleep Can't starve, can't eat Can't stop, can't speak And I can't sleep Can't sleep Can't sleep Can't sleep [Verse 2] Could it be ever so simple Asking a prayer from the table When spirits body embody Head out [?] in pocket a part of me Market the honest and carcass Caught up in [?] Answer they canceled with the canopy son [?] toungue Define some [?] Decay and [?] Rearrange the [?] Silence circus Synesthesia seizure [?] amnesia Major cases fade away 'till meaningless Bodies in upstate can't stand their gaze unless they pay amend [?] Bodies isolated [?] by amend Bodies decimated on requirement Who rocks the party body Rocks [?] [?] in the mothership Earths mother's son [?] to curse Underbred as a thunderclap laughs In a crash As a birth's mother past The first spinning [?] of a new mother's smile Now front page news The child fed to the dogs Hogs now [?] through the red cell Dead tooth fog Swamp things stutter to the evening news Taste turns bitter in an world so small Life turns blue Ciclones too Light turns blue Two by two Light turns blue Life on stew [?] crew Dead lines too [?] the hottest from [?] [?] artists Martyrs turned victim to [?] War of impossible margins This a capital [?] Mark of the beast is a [?] Mark of your teeth carpet [?] releases the process [?] the product who'll [?] Absence is awful get honest Crosses in tropical climats Kids in despair full in silence Cold and alone in the darkness We have created this silence We have cremated the lava This is the largest [?] Pause clean [?] the hot [?] the symbolic charm dean Useless Never short [?] ruthless A free [?] for the toothless Suck that souls [?] [?] bruses Trapped [?] Born in a [?] trap Bat full of politic Sci-fi window cleaners Screaming for the hollow tip But only taste the iron grip [Verse 3] Open the door The Künst Gallery of War on tongues' swivel Hip on gun pivoted in bullets of drivel Driven by scribbled words and worlds Septum of swords Bone Tuscany orbs Occipital cords Stretched in the [?] gush Oxidized the rain parch crust the grey lock rush Like hot air from a vacuum That swooned immortalized That left us demoralized The green coral sea [?] spring [?] sending leaves [?] me Embedding dreams as a life-line [?] American past-time False character baptized and chastised Acid rain in the stars' eyes Mark of Cain parses past lives In the arsonists glass eye Bargain for sea shells and found a sea side Border for chanterelles and found a bloom of an all collapsing room The [?] to enchest the tomb When obsessed with tea leaves The excess of a fortune's rooms The language of a sacred crest Rested from dilapidated Earth against the [?] breast Rewriting the Babel's crush Settled in the mountains parting reciting the crescent's touch Determent to apples falling we siddled for Heaven's hush Dangled in a dappled morning angled in an abstract painting Fawning fanning inner greed restraining Pleading seeding draining [?] feeling failing In a forest all alone a dead oak in a sea of pines A chorus or a home just a spoken of will of iron The chorus following blindly by ears and nose in toned devotion Hung by feeding toes They didn't go so long They didn't know so long So long So long [Refrain] What's the point of your postering? Men's driven by apostrophes What's the point of your postering? Men's driven by apostrophes What's the point of your postering? Men's driven by apostrophes What's the point of your postering? [Outro] From Australopithecus to acolytes To [?] state technologies To the never-ending debate on human life [?] to the [?] meeting [?] of western art classes hegemony America is the product of white supremacist ideologies Not just the product but the factory Not just the product but the factory In the factory The product took years The product took years The product of tears The product of tears They're selling you fear They're selling you fears The product took years A product of tears
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