Softly Hissing
from Irrevery Volume I by Irrevery
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Irrevery Volume I is the collective effort of twelve artists, each of whom illustrated the lyrics of songs from the upcoming debut album of the same title.
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lyrics
"Softly Hissing"
These days I slip away so easy easily
Though I fall fall fast
I’m jolted from my sleep
Raise the curtains, shine the lights,
Tell the morning that you love it just as much as you love the night
But it’s the same damn lies from previous previously
That same fire that haunts me, that old devil deviously
Blasts the glass out from the windows
And lets the wind come rushing in
Kills the heat
Kills the heat
Kills the heat
So I am reaching out for something I need
And though I lift my hands deliberately,
There’s a force that pushes back at me,
Hissing,
“What a fool
What a fool
What a fool.
What a fool
What a fool
What a fool
To fight it.”
Ah it must be time to flee the flee the scene
Started dropping bombs, now I’m my own damn refugee
As if I could ever escape
Ever escape
Ever escape
From me
So I am looking to undo some deeds
And though I guide towards light deliberately
There’s a poison that’s released in me
Hissing,
“What a fool
What a fool
What a fool
What a fool
What a fool
To fight it.”
These days I slip away so easy easily
Though I fall fall fast
I’m jolted from my sleep
Raise the curtains, shine the lights,
Tell the morning that you love it just as much as you love the night
But it’s the same damn lies from previous previously
That same fire that haunts me, that old devil deviously
Blasts the glass out from the windows
And lets the wind come rushing in
Kills the heat
Kills the heat
Kills the heat
So I am reaching out for something I need
And though I lift my hands deliberately,
There’s a force that pushes back at me,
Hissing,
“What a fool
What a fool
What a fool.
What a fool
What a fool
What a fool
To fight it.”
Ah it must be time to flee the flee the scene
Started dropping bombs, now I’m my own damn refugee
As if I could ever escape
Ever escape
Ever escape
From me
So I am looking to undo some deeds
And though I guide towards light deliberately
There’s a poison that’s released in me
Hissing,
“What a fool
What a fool
What a fool
What a fool
What a fool
To fight it.”
credits
from Irrevery Volume I,
released November 19, 2017
Music and lyrics by Paige Johnson-Brown
Tom Csatari (Guitar)
Paige Johnson-Brown (Vox)
Nick Jozwiak (Bass, background vox)
Cameron Kapoor (Guitar)
Mack Williamson (Drums)
Illustration by Cecile Salvant
Music and lyrics by Paige Johnson-Brown
Tom Csatari (Guitar)
Paige Johnson-Brown (Vox)
Nick Jozwiak (Bass, background vox)
Cameron Kapoor (Guitar)
Mack Williamson (Drums)
Illustration by Cecile Salvant
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Irrevery Brooklyn, New York
We make music: country-punk noise. We make books. We make art. We make a scene.
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Nov 2017
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