Bathroomdesire
Bathroom Desire: Unveiling Subtle Pleasures in Mundane Moments
Lyrics
alice does the parking
Alice is responsible for parking.
and edith washes shut-ups down the drain
Edith is washing shut-ups down the drain.
they're in a light
They are in a soft light that simulates the brain.
a soft light the kind that simulates the brain
The light is gentle, possibly creating a calming atmosphere.
they're grousing about the temperature outside
They are expressing dissatisfaction with the outside temperature.
they're complaining about the heat
Complaining about the heat.
first the steam, then a curse
First steam, then a curse - a progression of frustration.
then a pound of headaches on a long hot week
A pound of headaches on a long hot week - a metaphor for enduring difficulties.
it's a bathroom desire and it will get you there
Expressing a desire associated with the bathroom, possibly metaphorical.
it's the new season again
Referring to a new season, suggesting a change or renewal.
and she breaks another soul
A person (she) causes harm or distress to another's soul.
the other one, bending over, catches a smile
Someone catches a smile while bending over, implying a subtle pleasure.
such a nice taste of pleasure in defeat
Finding pleasure in defeat, suggesting an unusual or unexpected satisfaction.
first to cheat, then a curse
Similar to line #7, expressing frustration followed by a curse.
then a pound of headaches on a long hot week
Reiteration of enduring difficulties, likened to a pound of headaches.
it's a bathroom desire and it will get you there
Repeating the mysterious "bathroom desire" and its ability to lead somewhere.
there's something recycled from the old one
Suggesting something recycled or carried over from the old to the new.
to the new one that comes late
Referring to a new one that arrives late, possibly indicating delay or procrastination.
she dug a style and got it dead
Someone dug a style and got it dead, suggesting a failed attempt at adopting a particular style.
just before her mother strolled in
Just before her mother strolled in, implying an interruption or unexpected presence.
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