We’ve updated our Terms of Use to reflect our new entity name and address. You can review the changes here.
We’ve updated our Terms of Use. You can review the changes here.

EVEN HELL HAS ROSES (Produced by Verleins)

by Notebook.

/

about

I WANT AN OFF-WHITE TOE-TAG CREATED BY VIRGIL.
fanlink.to/notebookevenhellhasroses

lyrics

(Intro / Chorus):
Blackout!
Blackout!

(Verse 1):
I'm the God of the Morgue. Follow the corpses.
All of them walk in my dorm, crawl on the floor.
Wide-open wounds, rotten and gorged. Awfully gorgeous.
Bodies still under the wood, I can hear as they prop up the boards.
Every Tale that they Tell is the Heart of the Gore. This is what Edgar had authored;
poetically dark and deformed, huh. Welcome to the Gulag.
I fell into a tomb where the dead awake at noon.
I'm in Hell, rockin' a durag with a shotgun, saying, "Who's that?"
Don't knock on my door. Star of David down in chalk. We're congregated in a circle.
Fallen angels with no virtue. They had thought they killed us off and ignored us.
Broken pine, arms hangin' out the side of coffins like Porshes riding through Los Angeles. I want an off-white toe-tag created by Virgil.

(Chorus):
Lipstick stains on the murals.
Red spray-paint drippin' off of the fine-art.
You can't tame the infernos.
We're the remains of the Fall, but we're high up.

(Hook):
Shells everywhere. Don't blink.
I don't really care or think.
We've been here for so long,
the smell in the air reminds me of roses.
God is gone as fuck. He's not watching us.
We are nihilists who love violence.
It's all ugly, but no one noticed.
Shells everywhere. Don't blink.
I don't really care or think.
We've been here for so long,
the smell in the air reminds me of roses.
God is gone as fuck. He's not watching us.
We are nihilists who love violence.
It's all ugly, but no one noticed.

(Intro / Chorus):
Blackout!
Blackout!

(Verse 2):
I'm Rob Zombie with the Grim Clips.
Sid Vicious in my Body, but I'm skinless.
Misfits that just want somebody within inches to clench.
It's the opposite of Scentless Apprentice.
There is no savior that's fathering us.
I Carrie misfortune, so wash me in blood.
Thirsty for more. I'm embodying lust.
Catchin' bodies for fun in broad day and get off like I'm Gotti.
I don't think I got me enough sleep. My pupils are blacked-out
and unusual from the bugs creeping from my gut.
Leeches on my tongue. Beetles in the sludge.
Resurrection comes with a price
from seeing what death is, then running to life.
To seize any day, you must conquer the night.
and embrace the evil you harbor inside.

(Chorus):
Lipstick stains on the murals.
Red spray-paint drippin' down from the fine-art.
You can't tame the infernos.
Fell in love with this place that the worst go.

(Hook):
Shells everywhere. Don't blink.
I don't really care or think.
We've been here for so long,
the smell in the air reminds me of roses.
God is gone as fuck. He's not watching us.
We are nihilists who love violence.
It's all ugly, but no one noticed.
Shells everywhere. Don't blink.
I don't really care or think.
We've been here for so long,
the smell in the air reminds me of roses.
God is gone as fuck. He's not watching us.
We are nihilists who love violence.
It's all ugly, but no one noticed.

credits

released December 16, 2020
Artwork by Danny Void (www.dannyvoid.com). Production by Verleins.

license

all rights reserved

tags

about

Notebook. image

Notebook. Morgantown, West Virginia

Notebook. is an Alternative / Hip-Hop Musician that has been breaking down the boundaries between genres for seventeen years, all while putting his graphic, movie-like journey sonically on display. Limitation in Art is not a rule that he abides by, and the extreme highs and gut-wrenching lows of Notebook.'s life-experience is what also makes his work so relatable. ... more

contact / help

Contact Notebook.

Streaming and
Download help

Redeem code

Report this track or account

If you like Notebook., you may also like:

Bandcamp Daily  your guide to the world of Bandcamp

On Bandcamp Radio

Saxophonist Isaiah Collier chats about his new LP and the influence of Pharoah Sanders.
listen now