More songs by Tyler Childers
Description
Pedal Steel Guitar: James Barker
Composer, Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Associated Performer, Lyricist, Additional Production: Tyler Childers
Bass: Craig Burletic
Acoustic Guitar: CJ Cain
Wurlitzer Piano, Harpsichord, Synthesizer: Kory Caudill
Drums, Percussion: Rod Elkins
Vocoder: Matt Rowland
Electric Guitar: Jesse Wells
Background Vocal: Alex Sauser-Monnig
Background Vocal: Amelia Meath
Chimes: Emma Delvante
Producer: Rick Rubin
Additional Engineer, Additional Production: Nick Sanborn
Recording Engineer: Jason Lader
Recording Engineer: Tyler Harris
Assistant Recording Engineer: Cole Elias
Engineer: Alli Rogers
Mixing Engineer: Shawn Everett
Assistant Mixing Engineer: Ian Gold
Mastering Engineer: Greg Calbi
Mastering Engineer: Steve Fallone
A& R Director: Dan Chertoff
A& R Director: Arielle Blattman
Lyrics and translation
Original
I wonder how the old folks are at home.
I wonder if it's hotter than the devil's dick on fire. Any old sock that is soaked,
I mean completely doused in kerosene, set ablaze the way it's here right now.
I wonder if my friends are fast asleep, or are they off together somewhere stumbling through the streets making memories that will be forgotten with the moon, leaving them to wonder why their legs and arms are bruised.
Do their livers scream for water?
Are their brains about to swell through the soft part of their temple while they grind their teeth like hell?
Are they talking o'er each other, leaving nary a stone unturned, getting to the bottom of an angst hard-fought to learn?
I never wanna get that way again, feeling like my head's a house with a roommate moving in who's incessantly talking, never slowing down, possessed with evil urges to burn it to the ground.
With a tongue twitch like a lizard and a grin just like a rat, backed against a corner after pestering the cat, preparing to be peeled open just as easy as dessert, getting to the bottom of an angst hard-fought to learn.
The pheromones of this city secrete a sin quickset to call forth from the recess of my mind the fear of death, the thrill my heart might thump so hard it breaks a joist or worse, getting to the bottom of an angst hard-fought to learn, getting to the bottom of an angst hard-fought to learn.
English translation
I wonder how the old folks are at home.
I wonder if it's hotter than the devil's dick on fire. Any old sock that is soaked,
I mean completely doused in kerosene, set ablaze the way it's here right now.
I wonder if my friends are fast asleep, or are they off together somewhere stumbling through the streets making memories that will be forgotten with the moon, leaving them to wonder why their legs and arms are bruised.
Do their livers scream for water?
Are their brains about to swell through the soft part of their temple while they grind their teeth like hell?
Are they talking o'er each other, leaving nary a stone unturned, getting to the bottom of an angst hard-fought to learn?
I never wanna get that way again, feeling like my head's a house with a roommate moving in who's incessantly talking, never slowing down, possessed with evil urges to burn it to the ground.
With a tongue twitch like a lizard and a grin just like a rat, backed against a corner after pestering the cat, preparing to be peeled open just as easy as dessert, getting to the bottom of an angst hard-fought to learn.
The pheromones of this city secrete a sin quickset to call forth from the recess of my mind the fear of death, the thrill my heart might thump so hard it breaks a joist or worse, getting to the bottom of an angst hard-fought to learn, getting to the bottom of an angst hard-fought to learn.