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Frostbite by ERRA
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ERRAProduced by
Brian HoodWrited by
Jesse Cash & Alan Rigdon & Alex Ballew & Garrison LeeAbout
This is the only song on the whole album that Alan Rigdon plays a solo, mostly because almost all the others he wrote didn’t have a solo, and the other one that did (Hybrid Earth) was played by Jesse Cash.
Frostbite Lyrics
[Verse 1: Garrison Lee & Jesse Cash]
Frostbit fingers
Frostbit fingertips caress the razor's edge
Cold ideals implanting themselves inside my head
Inadvertent gestures given effortlessly by my limbs
Complacency of warmth never sets in
This is an endless winter
One where the air gets thinner
A proclamation to the clement seasons
War without a rhyme or reason
Turmoil is elemental and so simplistic a feature
Though personal and integral, I cannot bear to brace this creature
Brace this creature, this creature
It's becoming deeper
This feeling urges my cliffs steeper
Stepping closer to see the fall
Negligence consumes my all
Have I let go?
[Chorus: Jesse Cash]
Have I let go of what I am?
I stand here with unclenched hands
Retreating into my own
Enduring this all alone
[Verse 2: Garrison Lee & Jesse Cash]
I scream to remember passion
Unheard emotions in breathtaking fashion
Frostbit fingers
Frostbit fingertips caress the razor's edge
Cold ideals implanting themselves inside my head
[Bridge: Garrison Lee]
We are all the same; unique and indifferent
Living as if this cryptic fever is isolated, it isn't
[Chorus: Jesse Cash]
Have I let go of what I am?
I stand here with unclenched hands
Retreating into my own
Enduring this all alone, all alone
Have I let go of what I am, of what I am?
Frostbite Q&A
Who wrote Frostbite's ?
Frostbite was written by Jesse Cash & Alan Rigdon & Alex Ballew & Garrison Lee.
Who produced Frostbite's ?
Frostbite was produced by Brian Hood.
What did ERRA say about "Frostbite"?
Jesse Cash said the following in an AMA on reddit on November 14, 2013:
“Frostbite” deals with suicide and “Ultraviolet” with drug use, but they aren’t literal. Garrison has honestly never done drugs or been suicidal. He always writes with underlying metaphors and this album primarily relates to lo...