1. |
Serotonin
03:00
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[Serotonin]
Careful now, I’m slipping
Rope burn always hurts
Not long since I’ve gone missing
Do my worst
My serotonin’s running out
When did I lose my sense of touch?
Blood runs a little thicker now
But no one ever said how much
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2. |
Adrenaline
01:52
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[Adrenaline]
I heard the other day
Your house caught fire and it all burned away
I used gasoline I siphoned from your car
Hope you didn’t wanna go too far
It’s just how I survive
I break people’s bones and eat them alive
I don’t care what I’ve become
I don’t feel things for what I’ve done
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3. |
Lose It
02:25
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[Lose It]
I wanna go, I wanna go from here
Close the doors
It moves too slow, it’s too slow in here
Anymore
Swallow your words, bite your tongue
Spit your blood
No one can hear, hear your thoughts
Lose your love
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4. |
Pandemonium
01:15
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[Pandemonium]
Where are we now?
Seems like the road has run out
I can’t outrun
This pandemonium
And I lost my way
And I tried to say
To let go
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5. |
Dopamine
02:10
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Synaptic Eugene, Oregon
Synaptic is a band that likes to play punk music that gets heavy, topped off with time signature changes and violin solos so good it'll melt your brain
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