Lemon Tree by Metal Mother
As the world turns and burns and yearns for resolve and liberation, may this song add some sweetness to the bitter reality of mortality. Find comfort in knowing that in the changing of seasons and the falling leaves of summer, shade, we are never alone. All that passes and all that dies becomes food for new life to grow. Only in death can those left enjoy the bittersweet fruit of a lemon.
Tracklist
| 1. | Lemon Tree | 3:43 |
Lyrics
Gun to my head
Seven seconds later I was dead
Fun came to end
Had to say goodbye to my family and friends
Head full of lead
Doesn’t seem so heavy
Now that I am dead
Heart full of worms
Made a little room
Now it's someone else's turn
The worms and me
Grow into lemon tree
Its bittersweet
When dying is such a treat
The worms and me
Grow into lemon tree
Its bittersweet
When dying, such a relief
Decomposing summer shade
The cruel design that all must fade
The more we love we leave behind
Tangled up in mortal twine
The worms and me
Grow into lemon tree
Its bittersweet
When dying is such a treat
The worms and me
Grow into lemon tree
Its bittersweet
When dying….
The worms and me
Grow into lemon tree
Its bittersweet
When dying is such a treat
The worms and me
Grow into lemon tree
Its bittersweet
When dying, such a relief
Credits
Song and Lyrics by Tara Timberman
Guitar Andreas Emmanuel
Bass and Lead Guitar by Stephan Tegal
Keys and Vocals by Tara Timberman
Produced by Stephen Tegal
Co-produced by Tara Timberman and Samur Khouja
Mixed by Samur Khouja
Mastered by Matt Mauldin
License
All rights reserved.
Metal Mother is the pseudonym of LA-based performance artist, vocalist, pianist, and composer, Tara Timberman. Somewhere at the intersection of avant-pop, doom-folk, and electronica, Metal Mother weaves synth-heavy tapestries of melancholic melodies, intricate polyrhythms, and etheric (and sometimes spastic) vocals into cathartic arrangements of songs.