O Jarhead! O Wife! Paroles

Gathering sweat from the graves
And you body cistern, I brought you a sister
From what holes I could not crave
But I'll go, and be brave, I'll go and be brave:
I only have faith in what is good, in what is good

I knew a boy who built an aviary
He gathered all the wood that he could carry
I pulled from his chest to get blind from the bees
And we exchanged helium because we're tired of ceilings

I found him bucked out, like a jarhead
His antlers found seaweed from an ocean bed
And he carried carvings of his own geography
But had he stabbed his own eyes out, so he couldn't see

I said: "I don't want to be your wife,
I couldn't stand to do this my whole life
My breast milk is heavy, and you don't have
The strength to help me with this baby." You can me if I can put you out
Like: 'what fire' and 'drag the shit from each other'
'All the fluids from your mother'
I can barely stand in your lake disease again
With your vomit up to my waist

And in the hospital they ask me if I know where your parts go
But I tell them your body isn't made from skin they know