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pretends 02
05:35
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back in your young days walking out
2am breaking up cat fights
your parents scream
your heart always opening up to everything
one of those types that pretends
everything's fine and one day
submerged feelings will take my mind
away just for hiding
and not being truly in my body
when i smell the back of your neck i become new
people are crazy, baby, all the time
everyone just wants to let go of their mind
all of us scream our eyes never opening
i'm afraid my heart's never opening up to everything
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daphne
02:28
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daphne is blooming
you can smell her sweetness
all across the city she’s been planted so many times
i used to feel anger
a hundred doses later
i just feel tired
the house smells like bleach when i get home but outside
daphne is blooming
you can smell her sweetness
all across the city she’s been planted so many times
everyone is buying
everyone is selling
i am so tired of it
is there no way to remove ourselves from it
(everyone is trapped)
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House of Warmth Portland, Oregon
Very Very Warm
kayla
joey
monkey
maya
morgan
“I was conscious every moment. I felt them positively swarming in me, these opposite elements. I knew that they had been swarming in me all my life and craving some outlet from me, but I purposely would not let them come out. They tormented me till I was ashamed: they drove me to convulsions and—sickened me, at last, how they sickened me!”
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