Scenes - Hypermobility

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I'm so afraid of getting sick
That it's making me sick
No consolation from music anymore
Pavements crackle like snow
Under the pressure of the sky
I know you know
I'm worshipping my own smell
And I shouldn't
It's making me dizzy
Burn the Billboard, people are too happy

{Chorus}
Post-modern era relativism
Is hypermobility of joints
Gridlocks are on their way
I know you know
Or don't

Disaster of brain and morality
Sweaty, pecan-skinned, frustrated, impatient

Post-modern era relativism
Is hypermobility of joints
Gridlocks are on their way
I know you know
Or don't
Post-modern era relativism
Is hypermobility of joints
Gridlocks are on their way
I know you know
Or don't
Gridlocks are on their way
I know you know
Or don't

Give me patience and drunken sunsets at breakdown lane
I know you or don't and so forth
It's been said before
When did these pricks drop their balls?
So many points of view makes a chilly vacuum
I feel like ventriloquist with a peptic ulcer

Release Date: February 12, 2016

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"Scenes - Hypermobility" is a haunting and introspective song that delves into the fear of illness and the overwhelming pressure of modern society. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world in turmoil, where the pavement crackles like snow and the protagonist is consumed by their own anxieties. The chorus reflects on the chaos of post-modern era relativism and the hypermobility of joints, suggesting a sense of disorientation and disconnection. The song's raw emotion is palpable as it explores themes of frustration, impatience, and moral decay. The plea for patience and solace amidst the chaos is heartfelt, making "Scenes - Hypermobility" a poignant and thought-provoking piece of music.