Great Mass of Color by Deafheaven
Great Mass of Color by Deafheaven

Great Mass of Color

Deafheaven * Track #3 On Infinite Granite

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Great Mass of Color by Deafheaven

Release Date
Wed Jun 09 2021
Performed by
Deafheaven
Produced by
Justin Meldal-Johnsen
Writed by
Chris Johnson & Daniel Tracy & Shiv Mehra & George Clarke & Kerry McCoy

Great Mass of Color Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Quiet as a cradle
I laid in a middle night drift, spinning
Hissed at the moon
Conjured up the flowers to fix my impression of the gloom

[Chorus]
I feel them all, great mass of color
Flooded in my bed
I feel them all, big mass of color
Flooded in my bed, dissolving into red

[Verse 2]
Half-awake holding my ghost in the morning
Sunlight coming down the bend, maroon sky on the send
My great former terror when trees gave doves the leaves
And I was grim drunk death, a stranger to myself

[Chorus]
I feel them all, great mass of color
Flooded in my bed
I feel them all, great mass of color
Flooded in my bed, dissolving into red

[Post-Chorus]
(Can I accept I'm real?)

[Bridge]
Do I need this affection? (Do you?)
Do you need this confusion? (Do you?)
Living trapped inside this body
Soft, haunted, waiting, wanting
Measured change evades real healing
Taking love with little reason
Seeing you as I was, behind a locked door, nervous and a (Fool)
Seeing you as I was, desperate for men to guide (You)

[Outro]
You are the sea and nobody owns you, owns you
You are the sea and nobody owns you, owns you
Owns you, owns you, owns you, owns you

Great Mass of Color Q&A

Who wrote Great Mass of Color's ?

Great Mass of Color was written by Chris Johnson & Daniel Tracy & Shiv Mehra & George Clarke & Kerry McCoy.

Who produced Great Mass of Color's ?

Great Mass of Color was produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen.

When did Deafheaven release Great Mass of Color?

Deafheaven released Great Mass of Color on Wed Jun 09 2021.

What did Deafheaven say about "Great Mass of Color"?

George Clarke:

“Great Mass of Color” describes insomnia during the early-morning blue hour. The lyrics also reflect thoughts on boyhood—what it means to be a man, looking up to other men for a path and the constrictions and conflicts in that experience.

—via Apple Music

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