Tiny Hell

Eytomaton

One eye roaming
Spotlight the style
Hide all movements
And add to the pile
Don’t hold your breath
It’s just you and me
Listen! Won’t ya’?
You don’t know what you need

Chaos has come but there’s nothing to fear
Chaos has come but there’s nothing to fear

One line marching this version of love
One kind will hate you
If you don’t give enough
Chalk marks around dreams
You thought you had for you
Pale mutes roaming,
You know what to do

Thank you for handing over
All that you’ve known to be your own to me
Thank you for handing over
All that you’ve known to be your own to me

 

The Liberated 

Don’t you feel so liberated now?
So encouraged by your sense of style
Bite your pillow and breathe the cold disdain
Trying hard to get back what you gave

But I want you to know
I want you to know what you feel like
I want you to know
I want you to know what you feel like
Used and wild with the sun against your wasted smile

On your back in this bed of city lights
Turn the corner, Better shoot it right
Rip apart what you can while you can of you
Dying faster but living slow as hell

But I want you to know
I want you to know what you feel like
I want you to know
I want you to know what you feel like
Used and wild with the sun against your wasted smile

Hold your head on till you realize what’s on top

You come to me like you owe me a song
What did you bring? This time it’s all wrong
Poor Frankenstein with a pulse of doubt
Your purpose is scattered inside and out
This night ain't over, just pull on over
And sing me your song

Used and wild with the sun against your wasted smile


Tomorrow

Tomorrow, I wake in the arms of ruins
Remembering life as a
Prisoner of humans
Tomorrow

Taking what you can’t replace
Cover up your honest face
Believing that your end will come

Tomorrow, I wake in the arms of ruins
Remembering life as a
Prisoner of humans
Tomorrow

Saying what you always say
Safe inside ‘till another day
Counting down the end to come

Tomorrow

Taking what you can’t replace
Taking what you can’t replace
Taking what you can’t replace
What you can’t replace