Grief Bacon from Grief Bacon by Samar
The German word kummerspeck—overeating due to sorrow—literally translates to 'grief bacon'.
This song is sonic bacon. A first rant to a therapist. A violin string cleaving a pill. Grounded in alternative rock with Moriarty-esque folk dressing, Grief Bacon brings episodic mood states, lyricism, bridge sections and existential dread.
Free thoughts in a garland of locks. Not so nice but nice to dogs.
Tracklist
| 4. | Grief Bacon | 4:07 |
Lyrics
Lyrics:
I, I fell again and again I
Loverboys, swollen eyes fools I left behind
And now I'll shoot the blind man at sight
And don't you mind
That which needs an exertion to find, I
I could've sworn that I heard a little voice
I could've sworn you found me in the noise
I'm so full of love you won't believe
I'll even crawl right out your sleeve
Sweet faith I'm not feeling brave
My sweet friend I don't think you heard goodbyes I bade
Free thoughts in a garland of locks
Not so nice but nice to dogs
And did you see me blink through dark hollowed eyes
See me shake in a sunlight that aches
Freaks need a wounding so wet
Just so long as my wound has no friends left
Credits
Vocals, guitars, lyrics: Samar
Violin: Diya Kapur
Bass: Aman Gupta
Drums: Deepak
Production: Bassdrop Studios
License
All rights reserved.Tags
Samar is a guitarist, vocalist and lyricist from New Delhi, playing alternative, spoken word and fusion—loosely anchored in rock.
Floral dread.
Lyrical and Bilingual,
Progressive and Hindustani.
Eclectic.
Immediately different.