Bored of the things that you are.
And now at the things that you were.
How does it feel to destroy everything by your guilt?
And all the stones I've thrown
they come back twice as strong.
And all the stones i've thrown, tell me that nothing lasts
And all stones you've thrown,
come from your highest throne.
Pass them on to me below, they remind me nothing lasts
And I'm so tired of me,
withered and unclean.
I'm too blind to see,
shit that is me
And you're so tired of me.
I'm too blind to see.
You don't need me.
My idle absentee
And you're a disease,
but you're a disease that i'm underneath.
And you're just like,
and you're just like all the rest.
'Cause we all falter.
Be there for your summer.
Be dead by your winter.
Be there, walk on water.
Be dead, walk on water.
It's inside of me.
It's what I want to be.
It's inside of me,
and it's clear to see.
You're my heart.
You're my heart.
You're my heart.
You're my heart.
You found the key to escape.
But I need the same key
to run away from me
And you know the need
and we see the same things.
We know the outside is your true inside
Jesu is an experimental rock project founded in 2003 by Justin K. Broadrick following the breakup of Godflesh. The name of the project derives from the last track on the final Godflesh album, *Hymns*. Broadrick chose this name for his new project, characterized by more ambient and drone sounds than the industrial metal of Godflesh. Jesu explores dark and introspective atmospheres, with a prominent use of sound effects and distorted guitars. Representative tracks include *Opiate*, *Silver* and *The Sun*. The self-titled debut album of 2004 was well received by critics, solidifying Broadrick's reputation as a visionary and innovative artist.
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