Sacrifice for you is just flirtation
And friendship a cold convenience
I wonder sometimes what you're made of
Is it rayon or is it dust?
How you calibrate your intuition
Such that it just feeds the kill
And every single night I try to make you come alive
You shove it right back in my face
And you
You don't see me
Because you
You won't change
You
You don't see me
Because you
You won't change
With your big old Russian (rushin'?) brain
To keep you ahead of the stoplights
You to me is like carbon dioxide
You know I won't be your frozen rose
Why don't you just let me get up, yeah
Before you do the rowdy, rowdy, rowdy rough?
Reach, reach
Cut it, cut it
Reach, bleach
Stud it, stud it
Sneech, reach
Nut it, nut it
Bleach, beach
Where will we fall
Where will we fall
Where will we fall
Before the darkness hits
Animal midnight
A shit for a brain
Crawl up a leech line
Shocking to me in the yellow and blue
Is it piss?
Is it sky?
Is it why we try?
You
You don't see me
Because you
You won't change
You
You don't see me
Because you
You won't change
Stephen Malkmus, born Stephen Joseph Malkmus and also known by the pseudonym SM, is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist. He rose to fame in the 1990s as the frontman and founder of the indie rock band Pavement. His music is characterized by introspective and humorous lyrics, catchy melodies, and often unconventional musical structures. Malkmus has collaborated with numerous artists, including Beck, The Jicks, and Joanna Newsom. After the dissolution of Pavement in 1999, he continued to release music under his own name, garnering a loyal fan base. Some of his most representative tracks include "Cut Your Hair", "Gold Soundz", and "Range Life". Malkmus is considered a key figure in American indie rock, influencing generations of musicians.
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