Béton Brut Lyrics
Band | |
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Album | Hostile Architecture(2022) |
Type | Album (Studio full-length) |
Genres | Progressive Black Metal |
Labels | Code666 Records |
Ranked | #112 for 2022 , #5,839 all-time |
Album rating : 86.7 / 100
Votes : 3
Votes : 3
2. Béton Brut
Spectral lines all lined up
on the cosmic bathroom countertop
Bloodshot eyes in a cracked mirror
in the silence of a throbbing city club
and the void
When I couldn't see the stars,
I stopped dreaming of space
Always keep the beaten path
Always keep a straight face
This year's galvanised me
But zinc's a drab-as limbo as any
Trading one grey for another
The music of the spheres spun
in colours I had never dreamed of
I would be lustrous, I'd be rusting in lust
I would be wretched. I would be loved
Leaving home. Muscles knot my aching shoulder bones
Wash out my veins with acetone
I wasn't born in fear. There's no self-loathing
in my genes. But from what I could hear,
I heard the hereditary; the poison if misogyny
An amateur wavering, thrust traversing
the tripwire of masculinity.
Dance, hummingbird! Can you dance?
I had learned the steps before I could walk;
I had learned the silence before I could talk
Where are you, Orion?
Into what abyss goes your hunt?
To black depths I condemn ye,
and raise up to the heavens
new stars
Stare into that void all you like
It won't meet your gaze;
When you can't see the stars
you stop dreaming of space
on the cosmic bathroom countertop
Bloodshot eyes in a cracked mirror
in the silence of a throbbing city club
and the void
When I couldn't see the stars,
I stopped dreaming of space
Always keep the beaten path
Always keep a straight face
This year's galvanised me
But zinc's a drab-as limbo as any
Trading one grey for another
The music of the spheres spun
in colours I had never dreamed of
I would be lustrous, I'd be rusting in lust
I would be wretched. I would be loved
Leaving home. Muscles knot my aching shoulder bones
Wash out my veins with acetone
I wasn't born in fear. There's no self-loathing
in my genes. But from what I could hear,
I heard the hereditary; the poison if misogyny
An amateur wavering, thrust traversing
the tripwire of masculinity.
Dance, hummingbird! Can you dance?
I had learned the steps before I could walk;
I had learned the silence before I could talk
Where are you, Orion?
Into what abyss goes your hunt?
To black depths I condemn ye,
and raise up to the heavens
new stars
Stare into that void all you like
It won't meet your gaze;
When you can't see the stars
you stop dreaming of space
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Hostile Architecture - Lyrics
Hostile Architecture - Album Credits
Members
- Fraser Gordon : Guitars, Vocals
- James Johnson : Violin, Vocals
- Alasdair Dunn : Vocals, Drums
- Ben Brown : Bass