WEEK 5 - SONG 5 - Astrophobia
by SAWFAY
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Artwork by Adam Mc Causland www.deathtodefault.design
lyrics
I’m not insane, I’m just using my brain too much
Words that fail me
Eaten by tiny bugs
In the dust
Bring me my pills
Daylight is teasing me
While I sleep
Set it years away
Let me dream it to life
I can’t scratch the itch
The future’s bitch
We’re living in a cycle too soon
We’re livid at the thought of the the moon
We’re living and we’re ready to fall
I don’t think this is living at all
When did you learn
To shut out all the thoughts
From the dark
Bring me my pills
The winter is peeling back
We can’t have that, no, no
I’m not insane, I’m just using my brain too much
Words that fail me
Eaten by tiny bugs
In the dust
Bring me my pills
Daylight is teasing me
While I sleep
Set it years away
Let me dream it to life
I can’t scratch the itch
The future’s bitch
We’re living in a cycle too soon
We’re livid at the thought of the the moon
We’re living and we’re ready to fall
I don’t think this is living at all
When did you learn
To shut out all the thoughts
From the dark
Bring me my pills
The winter is peeling back
We can’t have that, no, no
I’m not insane, I’m just using my brain too much
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released February 6, 2012
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SAWFAY Belfast, UK
SAWFAY (2012) was a National Lottery & NI Arts Council funded project, where I received the "ACES" (Artist's Career Enhancement Scheme) to help me develop as an artist. The project was also mentored by Moving On Music. I composed 52 original songs over one year, uploading each new song to this bandcamp page, at the end of each week in 2012. ... more
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