1. |
5 O'clock Rust
03:23
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-5 O’clock Rust-
I got a brain full of dust
And a heart covered in a thick brown rust
Society says, “It’s better to give,”
But they don’t got generators giving them energy to live
I said melt me down
Melt me down
Melt me down
Melt me down
My tattered shell is all covered in wires
They start to give, glitch – growing ever-tired
Although these hands were cast in steel,
It gives no room to react or feel
So, melt me down
Melt me down
Melt me down
Melt me down
I’ve got a hot-wired leaky soul,
A stomach exposed of bolts and coils
My back’s worn down to its outer tin
There’s no way to reboot me again
So, please melt me down
Melt me down
Melt me down
Melt me down
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2. |
Polly
02:10
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-Polly-
*(Originally written by Kurt Cobain and performed by Nirvana)
Polly wants a cracker
I think I should get off her first
I think she wants some water
To put out the blow torch
Isn't me, have a seed
Let me clip your dirty wings
Let me take a ride, cut yourself
Want some help, please myself
Got some rope, you have been told
Promise you, I have been true
Let me take a ride, cut yourself
Want some help, please myself
Polly wants a cracker
Maybe she would like some food
She asked me to untie her
A chase would be nice for a few
Isn't me, have a seed
Let me clip your dirty wings
Let me take a ride, cut yourself
Want some help, please myself
Got some rope, you have been told
Promise you, I have been true
Let me take a ride, cut yourself
Want some help, please myself
Polly said
Polly says her back hurts
She's just as bored as me
She caught me off my guard
Amazes me the will of instinct
Isn't me, have a seed
Let me clip your dirty wings
Let me take a ride, cut yourself
Want some help, please myself
Got some rope, you have been told
Promise you, I have been true
Let me take a ride, cut yourself
Want some help, please myself
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