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Philosophically, this song raises a fundamentally profound question. Are all norms and psychology taught, or can we avoid it and bend it? It is one main theme that may be extracted, along with some others like: Can the feeling of our own father overpowering us feel good? Can humans ever become Überm...
[Verse 1]
Staring up at the ceiling
While I'm falling into the flames
Something's gnawing my shoulder and scarring
This moment into my memory frame
[Verse 2]
The fathers speak, we might as well be castrated (castrated)
Oh, it feels so good from where I stand
The one abstaining from all human needs and pleasantries
Is the one I never will be
[Bridge]
Collecting through the shapes
A sense of power filling me
And I will never let go
I'm never letting go
Bending will of man in the hearts of the gods
Shut the fuck up and let us live a life we can call our own
Leave me alone!
[Chorus]
If you love the guilt, then let it die
A life kept so clean
Will measure the price of misery
If you love the guilt, then let it die
In silence we will remain
If you love the guilt, then let it die
A life kept so clean
Will measure the price of misery
But manifest a taste of paradise, and surely you'll see
The sinner side of me
Luck as a Constant was written by Misha “Bulb” Mansoor & Jake Bowen & Spencer Sotelo.
Luck as a Constant was produced by Misha “Bulb” Mansoor & Nolly Getgood & Periphery.
Periphery released Luck as a Constant on Tue Jul 03 2012.
Matt Halpern via Music Radar
An older song that Misha had demoed, there were parts that I always enjoyed, but there were others that I wasn’t so into at first. Spencer’s vocals really tied the whole thing together. He hit the nail on the head with melodies, his attack, the way he phrases his vocals...