Then It Passes Lyrics
Lyrics by Mike DiSalvoThe distance it allows at firstThe change is felt through the airThe mother of nature speaks discontentlyAs death tends to whisper defianceThinks it's surprising, fully expectedHeavily unwelcomed, purposely unhiddenThere to accomodateA more sensible whiskey warmthHad my fills of somber hearts and lost soulsBleak ember grey, dismal drearCatastrophic in its own simple rightTolerance as low as lowUnfortunately cold is coldScold the mother whoreFor shaking the season's core Unprepared as alwaysSuspiciously sneaking intoMammoth proportionsAn emblem of frigid bonesAnd desolate hopesThe here is nowAn icy adversary of a piercing sortWintry blue lunacy in the eyesNo choice but to hibernateAgainst these skiesBiting bitternessBittenBlizzard blowingNipping at the fine line of your neckHorrendous glacialFacial disfigurationBeaten red raw by the arctic fistPummelled quite considerablyFrozen bricks hold the spirit downDestined to find the elusive shelterSet aside reclusion from the numbing mindWinteresque barren portraitPainted miserably whiteLiving EarthPostponed in bereavementTemporarily cessatedUntimely anytimeThis unthawing persistance Our fine feathered friendsSeem smarter than they appearShould've scrambled to join themOn these months that are so fearedFerocious gusts, tempestuous windsDrifting bales, infinitizedUnbeareble hazeTrapped like a rat in a mazeJust when you thought enough was too muchFor the desperate masses... and then it passes
Cryptopsy Then It Passes
