i want i want i wanted to
came to grind me into stone
polishing the angled flesh and bone
the smallest cut to drain my soul
precious words of comfort swallowed whole
oh no she said i tried for love
and i died for love
but i'd kill for you
i want i want i wanted to
you tore the makeup from my face
with every acid word you ever knew
now every line and crack exposed
exploited full till each scar shone through
oh no she said i tried for love
and i'd die for love
but i'd kill for you
i never said i'd promise anything
thats alright i know you wanted to
i never meant to promise anything
that's alright i know you wanted to
i never ever promised anything
that's alright i know you wanted to be with me
you came to grind me into stone
polishing the angled flesh and bone
the smalled cut to drain my soul
precious words of comfort swallowed whole
strip me from the top down rip me from the raw
into this higher place don't want to die
Moist was a Canadian alternative rock band active from 1992 to 2000. Hailing from Vancouver, the group was led by singer-songwriter David Usher, known for his distinctive vocal style and catchy melodies. Their sound blended influences of grunge, pop, and progressive rock, with lyrics often introspective and poetic. Among Moist's most celebrated tracks are "Gasoline", "Blackface", and "Sober". Their debut album "Silver" (1994) achieved moderate success in Canada, while their second release "Rats" (1996) propelled them to become one of the country's most popular alternative bands. After several years of activity, Moist disbanded in 2000. David Usher continued his musical career as a solo artist, releasing albums and collaborating with other musicians.
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