The Flood
Jordan Rakei * Track #10 On What We Call Life
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The Flood Lyrics
[Verse 1]
My wicked mind won't quiet
Oh, the thunder strikes as silent
Grab it at the roots, yet the soil is non-compliant
Leaves start falling from my tree
My poison soul clings to me
Just to start believing
I try to show I'm human
My ego's forcin' me to prove it
Just so I don't lose it
[Bridge]
Please be starting, mind
Gonna get started, mind
Please be starting, mind
Gonna get started, mind
Please be starting, mind
Gonna get started, mind
Nobody cares for me no more
Please be starting, mind
Gonna get started, mind
Please be starting, mind
Gonna get started, mind
Please be starting, mind
Gonna get started, mind
Please be starting, mind
Gonna get started, mind
Please be starting, mind
Gonna get started, mind
Please be starting, mind
Gonna get started, mind
[Verse 2]
I started all on my own pieces
Tried to paint portraits of my weakness
Don't care no more, don't care no more
I should've come to my senses
Try to find hope in the senseless
Don't care no more, don't care no more
[Chorus]
All this time alone I feel a rush of blood flooding to my bones
And there's no time to waste for the miracles, miracles, miracles
[Verse 3]
I made it true to the unknown
Tried to flood my senseless ego
Don't care no more, don't care no more
I should've come to my senses
All I found was everything but the senseless
Don't care no more, don't care no more
[Chorus]
All this time alone I feel a rush of blood flooding to my bones
And there's no time to waste for the miracles, miracles, miracles
Miracles, miracles, miracles
[Instrumental Bridge & Outro]
The Flood Q&A
Who wrote The Flood's ?
The Flood was written by Jordan Rakei & Jonathan Harvey & Jim Macrae & Imraan Paleker & Chris Hyson.
Who produced The Flood's ?
The Flood was produced by Jordan Rakei.
When did Jordan Rakei release The Flood?
Jordan Rakei released The Flood on Fri Sep 17 2021.
What did Jordan Rakei say about "The Flood"?
I always knew when I made this track it was going to be the last track on the album, because it’s got a long intro, it’s got a long middle section, and then it’s got a long outro. I wanted it to be a seamless story, like you’re embracing a new future. The last four minutes is all instrumental; I jus...