Letlive Songs - Pheromone Cvlt Lyrics

Letlive - Pheromone Cvlt

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Album: The Blackest Beautiful
Released: 2013

Pheromone Cvlt Lyrics

Hey, mom and dad, you would be happy for me
I found god, but she was nothing like he seemed
In those books, on that screen that pushed in front of me
I now know that I would rather be dead

The grass is cut
The snakes will show
I see them all
They're all over

To all the girls that would be perfect for me
Break my jaw so we can't talk about me
Since my mouth is bigger than my heart could ever be
There's no shame in screaming at deaf weddings

The grass is cut
The snakes will show
I see them all
They're all over
The grass is cut and now I know myself
They're all over

To all those girls
To all those boys
To all those girls that will turn all those boys into those men

To all the girls that want to save me
To all the boys - you're just like me
To all the girls that fucking hate me
All the boys will grow up to be those broken men

Writer/s: JEFF SAHYOUN, RYAN JAY JOHNSON, JEAN NASCIMENTO, JASON AALON BUTLER
Publisher: MOTHERSHIP MUSIC PUBLISHING
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Pheromone Cvlt

Vocalist Jason Butler told Kerrang! magazine about the inspiration for this song: "Slightly embarrassingly, I wrote it one night after having shared some rather intimate moments with this girl," he said laughing. "I woke up, and there was a bunch of things I wanted to say to explain what I was thinking was going to happen between her and I following that intimacy... But I was a pussy and I was too scared to wake her up. I just wanted to really explain to her what was going on in my head."

Butler explained the lyric about God to Kerrang! "The idea was me considering women to be somewhat of a deity," he said. "And while I do find women to be fantastic and beautiful and givers of life, I was looking at it more in the romantic sense, taking over everything in my life and putting these strange, rose-coloured blinders on, as opposed to lenses."

So why did Butler chose to spell 'Cult' with a 'V'? "To reference older spellings," he explained "There are a lot of eras where they would just use the 'V' as a 'U.' It just sort of represents an archaic idea."