Stitch
from Dark Matter (Download) by More Machine Than Man
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lyrics
You got me spinning in circles
And now I've got no direction
We’re always hungry and raw
Yet so far from perfection
Perfection
Which way’s up and which way’s down
We won’t know until we’ve hit the ground
Pull out all the guns now baby
This pressure is driving me crazy
Chorus:
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
A fuse too short to get away
Gods have lost yet I still pay
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
No choice but seeing this through
We’ve been confused by distractions
Prepare yourself to be bold
Slam this machine into action
Just two steps from six feet down
No choice but to stand our ground
Pull out all the stops now baby
We go out with all guns blazing
Chorus:
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
A fuse too short to get away
Gods have lost yet I still pay
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
Break:
Got to stitch me
Just enough to keep me going
Never giving up
Got a lot of living to do
Can you fill me up?
So that I can keep it burning
Always running hot
Got a lot of killing to do
You got to stitch me up, stitch me up
Got a lot of killing to do
You got to stitch me up, stitch me up
Stitch, stitch, stitch me up
Chorus:
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
A fuse too short to get away
Gods have lost yet I still pay
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
A fuse too short to get away
Gods have lost yet I still pay
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
And now I've got no direction
We’re always hungry and raw
Yet so far from perfection
Perfection
Which way’s up and which way’s down
We won’t know until we’ve hit the ground
Pull out all the guns now baby
This pressure is driving me crazy
Chorus:
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
A fuse too short to get away
Gods have lost yet I still pay
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
No choice but seeing this through
We’ve been confused by distractions
Prepare yourself to be bold
Slam this machine into action
Just two steps from six feet down
No choice but to stand our ground
Pull out all the stops now baby
We go out with all guns blazing
Chorus:
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
A fuse too short to get away
Gods have lost yet I still pay
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
Break:
Got to stitch me
Just enough to keep me going
Never giving up
Got a lot of living to do
Can you fill me up?
So that I can keep it burning
Always running hot
Got a lot of killing to do
You got to stitch me up, stitch me up
Got a lot of killing to do
You got to stitch me up, stitch me up
Stitch, stitch, stitch me up
Chorus:
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
A fuse too short to get away
Gods have lost yet I still pay
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
A fuse too short to get away
Gods have lost yet I still pay
No center to this gravity
Don’t know what’s come over me
No quest for longevity
Just stitch the wound that sets me free
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from Dark Matter (Download),
released September 1, 2012
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More Machine Than Man Seattle, Washington
In 2000, More Machine Than Man exploded out of the clubs in Boston and New York, fueled by dynamic, guitar driven industrial- dance that is defined by undeniable hooks and pop sensibility. MMTM was formed in 1998 by two musicians under the pseudonyms, Tasha Katrine and Rob Zilla. The pair built a computer-based recording studio and began writing and recording original Goth-Industrial material. ... more
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Sep 2012 -
Sep 2012
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