Phosphorescent
Phosphorescent
Phosphorescent
Phosphorescent
Phosphorescent
Phosphorescent
Phosphorescent
Phosphorescent
Phosphorescent
Phosphorescent
The single off of Phosphorescent’s Muchacho.
“I wouldn’t have expected people to like that song the way they have,” Houck says. “The things that people have brought to me and said to me about what it means to them … I think it just doesn’t matter now what I was doing when I wrote it.” – Matthey Hou...
[Verse 1]
Some say love is a burning thing, that it makes a fiery ring
Oh but I know love as a fading thing
Just as fickle as a feather in a stream
See honey, I saw love, you see it came to me
It put its face up to my face so I could see
Yeah, then I saw love disfigure me
Into something I am not recognizing
[Verse 2]
You see the cage it called; I said ‘come on in’
I will not open myself up this way again
I lay my face to the soil, and all my teeth to the sand
I will not lay like this for days now upon end
You will not see me fall, or see me struggle to stand
To be acknowledged by some touch from his gnarled hand
You see the cage it called; I said ‘come on in’
I will not open myself up this way again
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 3]
You see the moon is bright in that treetop night
I see the shadows that we cast in the cold clean light
Now my feet are gold, and my heart is white
And we race out on the desert plains all night
See honey, I am not some broken thing
I do not lay here in the dark waiting for thee
No my heart is gold and my feet are light
And I am racing out on the desert plains all night
[Verse 4]
Some say love is a burning thing, that it makes a fiery ring
Oh but I know love as a caging thing
Just a killer, come to call from some awful dream
Ah and all you folks, you come to see
You just stand there in the glass looking at me
But my heart is wild and my bones are steam
And I could kill you with my bare hands if I was free
Song for Zula was written by Matthew Houck.
Song for Zula was produced by Matthew Houck.
Phosphorescent released Song for Zula on Tue Jan 15 2013.