The Sweetest Curse
Baroness
Baroness
BARONESS
- The Sweetest Curse Lyricscurse with me
profane and discreet
make her move
cross veins and chamomile
soft and sweet
seasalt silver-meat
buried deep
in crowskin overcoat
save your breath
this may be the last
there is no novelty here on the earth
o'saviour!
forever threadbare and faded
drunken and arcane...
curse the day
o'saviour!
there's rotgutted whiskey in ladles
for to ease the pain...
or drown away
save her!
you've crushed all the bones and the cradles
all along the way...
along the way
profane and discreet
make her move
cross veins and chamomile
soft and sweet
seasalt silver-meat
buried deep
in crowskin overcoat
save your breath
this may be the last
there is no novelty here on the earth
o'saviour!
forever threadbare and faded
curse the day
o'saviour!
there's rotgutted whiskey in ladles
for to ease the pain...
or drown away
save her!
you've crushed all the bones and the cradles
all along the way...
along the way
Facts about The Sweetest Curse
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The Sweetest Curse is written by John Baizley.
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It is first released on October 13, 2009 as part of Baroness's album "Blue Record" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the track 'The Sweetest Curse' by Baroness delves into dark themes of pain, addiction, and destruction. The lyrics use metaphors like 'rot gutted whiskey' and 'crushed all the bones and the cradles' to depict the depths of suffering and loss, showing how these experiences create permanent psychological pain. The sweetest curse lyrics mostly emphasize despair through their depiction of heartbreak and angst and solitude and self-reflection. The song demonstrates two opposing needs because it shows how essential pain and suffering and loss and despair and addiction are to human existence. The lyrics contain mature themes and some language that may not be suitable for children under 13, such as references to substance use and darker imagery. The content contains adult themes which require users to practice caution because it does not contain extreme explicit material.
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The Sweetest Curse falls under the genre Rock.
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The Sweetest Curse song length is 4 minutes and 30 seconds.
Who wrote The Sweetest Curse lyrics?
The Sweetest Curse is written by John Baizley.
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When was The Sweetest Curse released?
It is first released on October 13, 2009 as part of Baroness's album "Blue Record" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Sweetest Curse lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the track 'The Sweetest Curse' by Baroness delves into dark themes of pain, addiction, and destruction. The lyrics use metaphors like 'rot gutted whiskey' and 'crushed all the bones and the cradles' to depict the depths of suffering and loss, showing how these experiences create permanent psychological pain. The sweetest curse lyrics mostly emphasize despair through their depiction of heartbreak and angst and solitude and self-reflection. The song demonstrates two opposing needs because it shows how essential pain and suffering and loss and despair and addiction are to human existence. The lyrics contain mature themes and some language that may not be suitable for children under 13, such as references to substance use and darker imagery. The content contains adult themes which require users to practice caution because it does not contain extreme explicit material.
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Which genre is The Sweetest Curse?
The Sweetest Curse falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song The Sweetest Curse?
The Sweetest Curse song length is 4 minutes and 30 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): John Baizley
Record Label(s): 2009 Relapse Records
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