Armada (All the Blame) ft. Brooke Stubbings
from Gazzatum (Final Salvo): Born to Run by Ero Guro
lyrics
Thaw me out, I hate this place
I’ll take all the blame
Hold me close, feel no pain
I’ll only stop once I get
My way
She’s going for the Oscar tonight
She’s giving it her all
I asked if she was doing a bit and she bit down
She isn’t making eye contact now
Oh, and she’s a bit down
Maybe it’s my fault she’s a bit down
She isn’t making eye contact now
That’s alright
I hate making eye contact when we fight
Oh, she’s going for the Oscar tonight
Giving it her all
And I know I’ll play this over and over in my head
And I know this will change from one viewing to the next
And your face will change, teeth sticking out all over your head
And I feel like we could make this better if we could just go to bed
(bedbedbedbed)
A hairball I can’t cough up
These claws I cannot clip
A hairball I can’t cough up
These claws I cannot clip
Why are you listening in?
I’ll take all the blame
Hold me close, feel no pain
I’ll only stop once I get
My way
She’s going for the Oscar tonight
She’s giving it her all
I asked if she was doing a bit and she bit down
She isn’t making eye contact now
Oh, and she’s a bit down
Maybe it’s my fault she’s a bit down
She isn’t making eye contact now
That’s alright
I hate making eye contact when we fight
Oh, she’s going for the Oscar tonight
Giving it her all
And I know I’ll play this over and over in my head
And I know this will change from one viewing to the next
And your face will change, teeth sticking out all over your head
And I feel like we could make this better if we could just go to bed
(bedbedbedbed)
A hairball I can’t cough up
These claws I cannot clip
A hairball I can’t cough up
These claws I cannot clip
Why are you listening in?
credits
from Gazzatum (Final Salvo): Born to Run,
released September 11, 2019
license
all rights reserved
tags
discography
-
Sep 2019 -
Jul 2018 -
Nov 2016 -
Aug 2017
contact / help
If you like Ero Guro, you may also like:
-
Amselysen pulls at the edges of pop and club music, taffy-like, to create these sugary, warped, fascinating experimental confections.
go to album -
The second album from Hourlope is an experimental record topped with spoken word passages that conjure disctint worlds.
go to album -
Longer Form Cat Calls
by jobfitThe latest EP from jobfit explores the intersection of electronic music and spoken word, setting vivid writing over crackling beats.
go to album -
Moody and weird experimental pop from Melbourne follows the intuitive logic of the surrealist game from which the group takes their name.
go to album -
This release merges spoken word and electronica and features playful, jungle-tinged rhythms.
go to album -
St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
go to album -
Seattle’s St Celfer returns with four more boundary-breaking electronic compositions sparked with sudden bursts of melody.
go to album
