Dust Beneath My Feet (Pig Fire Ears)
from Live @ Gluefactory 4.05.12 (Supporting The Lovely Eggs) by Girl From Winter Jargon
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Girl From Winter Jargon plays support for The Lovely Eggs @ Gluefactory 8, The Fishtank, Durham, UK
Recorded live - warts-and-all - on the 4th of May, 2012 by the lovely people @ www.rockinghorserehearsalrooms.co.uk
Recorded live - warts-and-all - on the 4th of May, 2012 by the lovely people @ www.rockinghorserehearsalrooms.co.uk
lyrics
She took a knife and engraved the word "closure" upon her history.
She observed the word and felt a deep appreciation for the change and disconnection of unresolved mystery.
She said, I'm sick of all the lies, and I will never compromise. I want out of here.
Life is so hard to live and I have nothing left to give,
except maybe my dust to return.
My corpse, a meal for the worm.
I will become part of the ground which people walk all over.
But I am still alive,
and you cannot believe your eyes...
You didn't kill me.
Continue your façade, and consequence will hit so hard.
You'll be consumed by your regret.
No need to doubt, no need to fret.
You will become part of the ground, which I will walk all over.
It makes no difference really...
You are the dust beneath my feet.
Pig.
Fire.
Ears.
She observed the word and felt a deep appreciation for the change and disconnection of unresolved mystery.
She said, I'm sick of all the lies, and I will never compromise. I want out of here.
Life is so hard to live and I have nothing left to give,
except maybe my dust to return.
My corpse, a meal for the worm.
I will become part of the ground which people walk all over.
But I am still alive,
and you cannot believe your eyes...
You didn't kill me.
Continue your façade, and consequence will hit so hard.
You'll be consumed by your regret.
No need to doubt, no need to fret.
You will become part of the ground, which I will walk all over.
It makes no difference really...
You are the dust beneath my feet.
Pig.
Fire.
Ears.
credits
from Live @ Gluefactory 4.05.12 (Supporting The Lovely Eggs),
released May 16, 2012
Performed by Girl From Winter Jargon with some help from Suzanne Velouria, (her modified Yamaha PAC) along with a lovely little VOX Looper and an ebow
Written and composed by R.E Gatiss
www.winterjargon.com
Performed by Girl From Winter Jargon with some help from Suzanne Velouria, (her modified Yamaha PAC) along with a lovely little VOX Looper and an ebow
Written and composed by R.E Gatiss
www.winterjargon.com
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Girl From Winter Jargon Durham, UK
The live context of Girl From Winter Jargon currently consists of female vocals with stand-alone electric guitar; Sometimes
incorporating delay and Ebow usage with live looping layers and strange, spooky guitar noises. www.winterjargon.com
"Excellent guitar-wielding & looping atmospherics" - WOWBO (Durham gig listing guide)
"I think it sounds fantastic... Brilliant stuff!" - Bob Fischer, BBC Tee
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