Every Window in Alcatraz Has a View of San Francisco(II) -foxtailss

time apart

2006 Standard Toyota Corolla

Makeout Club Mix1 7:23:23

Have you ever seen snow in summer?
Has the rain ever felt so cold?
Swollen lungs and raw palms
Grasping for my last breath
A stuttered plea
Probably don't deserve it
It will not make a difference
I counted on you for this
What a waste
I made a promise to you that's nothing new
I won't give in this time we'll make it through
I cannot feel the same every time we had met
Tracing hearts in the ashes of a world so cruel
A forged and forgotten tune I would sing to you
Harness what's been lost at any cost

burial etiquette - promise

This Is Not For You

I Can't Fucking Write Book Because I Only Write Songs Now

Burial Etiquette - Flowers for a Broken Machine

hermosa, the only one i love

"Grave of the Sea" is a haunting and cinematic rock ballad that explores themes of loss, grief, and finding solace in despair. The song uses the powerful metaphor of the ocean as a final resting place, a beautiful and tragic world where two souls can find peace together after a loss.

The production is vast and atmospheric, with a deep soundscape that mirrors the ocean's depths. It begins with a deep male whisper over a clean electric guitar with a tremolo effect, setting a mysterious and melancholic tone. The song builds to a powerful chorus with distorted guitars, orchestral strings, and a ghostly choir that create a sense of overwhelming, sorrowful beauty. The lyrics are poetic and full of imagery, with phrases like "salt and sorrow fill my lungs" and "every wave a memory’s call." The bridge is a moment of peaceful surrender, where the music becomes minimal, allowing a whispered vocal to express a sense of freedom in the ocean's embrace.

This is a song for anyone who has experienced a profound loss and understands the dual nature of grief—the pain of separation and the peace of shared memory. It's a tribute to a love so deep that even in death, it finds a way to be together.

I Can't Fucking Write Book Because I Only Write Songs Now

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