Oh my love, it’s time
You know how it feelsYou read between the lines,Know me better than I do.
I lost again, my friendYou know I’m not a saintYou’ve known it all this timeStill you’ve been waiting for me.
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Gray no petals no introductionGray matter for introspectionWater making and breaking seeming fine
Faith no martyr no resolutionDepth of water over our heads inBreath restricted all suffocation
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Holy burning hand of wrathPiercing forever through the heart…
And this flaming orbit of shameRavages and splits the past
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The dragon heart
For what has once been you there’s nothing left now
Got to bow down
You’re torn apart
Seem to be here but yet you’re fading away
Silent decay
It’s been some time since I posted any lyrics to add to the archives of IA, so here is Celldweller’s – Switchback lyrics! Next month I will start adding more to the collection and if you have any you wish to see or need help in finding, just leave a comment and I’ll prowl non stop!
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Originally I wanted to share the lyrics to God Module’s “Transcend” song which is found on the Perception album, but the lyrics are nonexistent it seems. So upon searching for a similar yet more exhilarating song than the one stated above, I came across the song “Victims Among Friends” song.
It’s longer and actually easier to understand throughout the entirety of the song and it still has the great excerpts that is found in many industrial and aggrotech bands, (and which 9 out of 10 times, it’s the sultry voice of a faceless temptress).
God Module’s song “Victims Among Friends” can …read more
I believe Marilyn Manson may have came out with this song prior to Rasputina, though, I’m not quite sure and honestly, I don’t give a crap. This version of “Tourniquet” is better preformed and the beat is more interesting in my opinion…
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These ladies have such a beautiful sound. The way their voice carries with their instruments is astounding. Though, like Emilie Autumn, this band takes some getting used to; even for the most eccentric connoisseur.
Personally, I only dig a few songs by these talented ladies (most of them remixed), but that doesn’t mean the rest of the songs are crap. I just prefer a hard hitting beat. The original songs that Rasputina produces lacks a hard beat, but their skills with a cello are something to take a note on… not to mention if you see them in concert you’ll …read more
I listen to a slight bit of Placebo but I haven’t heard of this song until a few weeks ago. It’s interesting, though, I think with the songs buildup, he could have expanded it and given the song a bit more “UMPH”.
It’s a good song nonetheless. Of course trying to figure out who exactly this type of song could relate to is rather difficult. I mean the mate could be referring to a lost loved one or he could be singing toward a general emotion.
Though these lyrics are very short, the beat and composition of the song is great. This is the remixed version of “SweetWaterKill” by Joseph Bishara. I’ve noticed he’s done a couple of remixes for these lovely ladies; and he seems to have always impressed.
Though the only thing that I really do not like is the end of the song. It seems a bit off even for Rasputina’s sound. Oh well, the song is still great and I can’t get enough of it. I actually prefer it over the original “SweetWaterKill”. Perhaps that’s just me…
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