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Your Favorite Song

from Lissajous I by Supercorp

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lyrics

My teeth have begun to fall out of my head
And you know it's funny
'Cause I haven't been eating lately

It's like they were filled with that dread
Of something being pushed aside
But never touched again
So away they went

The pain in my side is
Becoming too much for me to bear
There's a hole in my head
And a ghost whispering

Inside it
And I don't know how much more I can take
Before I listen to every single word It has to say

About me
Even if, and when, everything falls apart

Will this remain about me?
If I let it all fall by the wayside

Like everything

This is the sound of giving up
And the sound of giving in
But not to solve for any
Amount of privileges

This is the sound of giving up
And the sound of giving in
But not the song for any
Amount of privileges

This is the sound of giving up
And the sound of giving in
But not the solve for any
Amount of privileges

This is the sound of giving up
And the sound of giving in
Your favorite song is still being
Written and this one isn't it

I wanted to get my feet wet
Without diving in the water

Such fragility to maintain
When you've always been in it

credits

from Lissajous I, released February 19, 2021
Garrett Shafer – lyrics, vocals, guitar
Anthony Corbo – guitar, vocals
Steve Skiniotes – Bass
Avery Black – Drums
Avery Black – Recording engineer, mixing engineer, mastering engineer
Anthony Corbo – Recording engineer, mixing engineer
Supercorp – Producer

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Supercorp Chicago, Illinois

Steve, Avery, Garrett, Anthony

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