Woe! Lyrics be upon you!

[lvckylvcien]

Welcome!

I'm starting a blog to collect and transcribe songs that I can't find lyrics for, for anyone else who runs into the same issue.

All posts will be formatted as

[Song Name] - [ Artist ]

and the lyrics will be in the actual post.

Feel free to send songs in!

My main is @gigglingauspice if you wanna know about me.

[arklypurple]

ALBUM REVIEW: VIEW-MONSTER (2008)

let it be known that this is my favorite album of all time

i'll be reviewing transition tracks as part of the song they come directly after.

Kaleidoskull: i love this song so much. it's cold, in a good way. like rain. [view-monster] gives me that same feeling but tenfold. probably the best lemon demon opener to date.

Amnesia Was Her Name: straight bop. long term memory sauce. [hippocampus] isn't of much note.

The Man in Stripes and Glasses: they killed waldo from where's waldo. [spooky sounds vol 6] is a very funny way of transitioning out of it, too.

Marketland: how can you hate marketland. it's about a guy who hates going to the market but goes there anyway. [x-ray glasses] is similar to [hippocampus].

Gadzooks: i've heard it said before that Gadzooks is like Marketland but you're in on the joke. yeah pretty much. love this song. [prelude to a knife fight] isn't notable.

Knife Fight: homoeroticism. S tier. [autofocus] is probably one of the best transition tracks.

The Only House That's Not on Fire (Yet): really good. great lyrics, great music, great everything really. second favorite on the album. [combs] is not notable.

The Ocean: a fun song about an idiot sailor. show no fear, for on this strange frontier, monsters can smell the fear in you, that's how they know just who to pursue. [wet hair] is ocean ocean ocean ocean ocean ocean ocean ocean ocean.

The Afternoon: banger. love the lyrics, too. [afterafternoon] might as well just be part of the song.

Spring Heeled Jack: light on its feet. pretty good. [alternate history] isn't of much note.

Being a Rock Star: my best friend is obsessed with this song, so i always think of her when i listen to it. banger. [like a balloon] is basically just part of the next song.

Ask for Nothing: song about agnosticism. goes hard. [disconnect] isn't of note.

Satirist's Love Song: can be interpreted as a break-up song in which the singer is denying there was ever love to begin with, or a song about a relationship where only the other party was actually serious about it. pretty good song. [therapy] sets up the next song pretty well.

The Machine: ough. probably my favorite lemon demon song ever honestly. it's so fuckign goodd im gonna scream. [between the frames] is a pretty good transition.

Bill Watterson: 👍👍👍👍👍 banger. really fun second-to-last. love this song. [sleeping] isn't notable.

Something Glowing: great fucking closer. vaguely lovecraftian. fantastic lyrics. [finale] is basically just a continuation of it.

[lvckylvcien]

Mmm… Getting frustrated with a lack of lyrics again. Please req albums. The ones on my docket are:

Sellin’ You Salvation by mojo juju and the snake oil salesmen

A History Of Public Relations Dilmennae by Petrojvic Blasting Company

[lvckylvcien]

"Anchor" by Ghost In The Flesh.

I’m also gonna start just Songposting. I’m a musician with insufferable opinions and here’s where I will contain them.

[lvckylvcien]

Could you help transcribe the lyrics from "Anchor" by Ghost In The Flesh? I'll link you the album and 2 live versions i could find so it's easier to transcribe the lyrics:

https://youtu.be/1BhWU9RrshQ (album)

https://youtu.be/YOctkxwA9Nw (live 1)

https://youtu.be/b80sZotcSEE (live 2)

I hope you'll enjoy the song, it's one of my personal favorites

yes! I will get to work on this when I get to my computer :D

[lvckylvcien]

Mmm… Getting frustrated with a lack of lyrics again. Please req albums. The ones on my docket are:

Sellin’ You Salvation by mojo juju and the snake oil salesmen

A History Of Public Relations Dilmennae by Petrojvic Blasting Company

[lvckylvcien]

Whistle In The Dark - Mojo Juju & The Snake-Oil Merchants

He's a real big spender, he's a real fast talker There's money up his sleeve, and there's whiskey in his water, He's everybody's friend, oh yeah, but no one knows him well. He's genuine, bonafede, as far as you can tell.

He's smoother than a menthol, and twice as debonair. He's a vampire on a stroke of midnight, and he's combing back his hair. His teeth are made of silver, and his tongue's as slick as oil, It smells like something's cooking, yeah, there's trouble on the boil. He's got money in the back, and there's a hole inside his pocket He'll find you around. And, if it seems you've lost your wallet, then you better count your fingers, and you better watch your step. Because if you owe that cat a favor, there he's coming to the left.

He's gentle as a whisper, and you hardly know he's there, but for that subtle scent of sulfur that now permeates the air, And you get a little anxious, 'cause you can't tell yourselves apart, And your mama always told you, not to whistle in the dark.

Your mama always told ya, your mama always told ya, Your mama always told ya, your mama always told ya, not to whistle in the dark

Your mama always told ya, your mama always told ya Your mama always told ya, not to whistle in the dark (x5) Your mama always told ya, not to whistle in the dark He always told ya, not to whistle in the dark Your mama always told ya (x3)

Your mama always told ya, not to whistle in the dark.