MGMT - Mystery Disease lyrics
[MGMT - Mystery Disease lyrics]
It can't pay attention
What slips into the system a light touch
A whisper that puts you to sleep
Don't sympathize with the mystery disease
All it is is a feeling
Pain in a dress too revealing a lost bond
An old friend who likes what it sees
You can't shake off the mystery disease
Lovers in a past life
Meet in the street close to midnight
A last look sweet like the end of a dream
Then fall back into the mystery disease
Go on, tell your symptoms to me
It's not in any of the books you can read
It's no fun to face what you don't get to be
But what's one more to the mystery disease?
Floating impatience
Snuffs my limited sapience
Black smoke as soon as
The pressure's released
Deep space sighs, the Mystery Disease
Consumed by a weakness
Cut with perpetual unrest you see stars
Sunsets blurred through a screen
Trap what you want waste what you need
And when the west wind
Sweeps through the leaves
Emperors of history fall to their knees
Small fronds can't see the wood for the trees
Left in the dust of the mystery disease
What slips into the system a light touch
A whisper that puts you to sleep
Don't sympathize with the mystery disease
All it is is a feeling
Pain in a dress too revealing a lost bond
An old friend who likes what it sees
You can't shake off the mystery disease
Lovers in a past life
Meet in the street close to midnight
A last look sweet like the end of a dream
Then fall back into the mystery disease
Go on, tell your symptoms to me
It's not in any of the books you can read
It's no fun to face what you don't get to be
But what's one more to the mystery disease?
Floating impatience
Snuffs my limited sapience
Black smoke as soon as
The pressure's released
Deep space sighs, the Mystery Disease
Consumed by a weakness
Cut with perpetual unrest you see stars
Sunsets blurred through a screen
Trap what you want waste what you need
And when the west wind
Sweeps through the leaves
Emperors of history fall to their knees
Small fronds can't see the wood for the trees
Left in the dust of the mystery disease