Lyrics
Curse with me
Expressing a desire for a shared experience of a curse.
Profane and discreet
Describing the curse as both vulgar and discreet.
Make her move
Encouraging a movement or action, possibly within the curse.
Cross veins and chamomile
Mentioning substances like cross veins and chamomile, possibly symbolic elements within the curse.
Soft and sweet
Describing something soft and sweet, potentially related to the curse or its effects.
Sea salt silver-meat
Depicting an image with sea salt and silver-meat, possibly metaphorical or representing an aspect of the curse.
Buried deep
Referring to something buried deep, possibly a hidden or suppressed aspect of the curse.
In crow skin overcoat
Describing a covering of crow skin overcoat, adding a mysterious and dark element to the curse.
Save your breath
Advising someone to save their breath, implying futility or the seriousness of the situation.
This may be the last
Suggesting a sense of urgency or finality, implying that this may be the last opportunity for something.
There is no novelty here on the earth
Asserting that there is nothing new or novel on Earth, possibly reflecting a cynical perspective.
O'saviour!
Calling out to a savior figure, seeking salvation or help.
Forever threadbare and faded
Describing the savior as forever threadbare and faded, possibly questioning the effectiveness or reliability of salvation.
Drunken and arcane
Characterizing the savior as drunken and arcane, adding complexity and ambiguity to the concept of salvation.
Curse the day
Expressing a curse directed at a particular day, indicating a negative sentiment or event.
O'saviour!
Repeating the call to a savior, seeking relief or assistance.
There's rot gutted whiskey in ladies
Mentioning rot gutted whiskey in ladies, possibly alluding to coping mechanisms or vices to alleviate pain.
For to ease the pain
Describing a purpose for the whiskey – to ease the pain, suggesting a need for solace or escape.
Or drown away
Referring to drowning away, indicating a desire to numb or erase the pain.
Save her!
Urgently calling for saving someone, possibly from the negative consequences of the curse.
You've crushed all the bones and the cradles
Describing a destructive impact – crushing bones and cradles, possibly signifying harm caused along a journey.
All along the way
Highlighting the destruction along the way, emphasizing the negative consequences of actions.
Along the way
Reiterating the idea of destruction or negative impact along the way.
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