Sin Fang, Sley & rvar Smrason - Random Haiku Generator

released Jan. 27th - 2017 on morr music Some spontaneous action. Sin Fang, Sóley and Örvar Smárason (múm) will release a new collaboration track at the end of each month in the year 2017. This can only mean one thing, oodles of exciting new music on a regular basis. A monthly dose of subtle mayhem. The first track is out TODAY: Random Haiku Generator, is a confusing commentary on modern life. One part electronic power ballad, one part delusional fantasy. One part glass in the face. But it’s a very nice glass. Spotify: Apple: Bandcamp: Follow: Sóley: Sin Fang: Örvar Smárason: Lyrics: shoegaze glass me in the face it's what i deserve the things that i have done the things that i have said we'll meet them in the street and turn the other cheek random haiku generator pulling down the sky we'll meet them in the street and turn the other cheek random haiku generator pulling down the sky the lengths that we will go to to dry those crying eyes or just let the asphalt wipe away the tears the meat industry won't turn the other cheek i flew over the ocean but i've forgotten all my lines i stab up the clouds cornered crowded cows won't ever see the sky there is so much blood running down my face all these algorithms closing in like walls i know you want to kill them or turn the other cheek random haiku generator leave my life alone why can't we look each other in the eye a sheet of light separating the day from the night there is so much blood running down my face but i can't let your eyeballs soak up all the pain we'll meet them in the street and turn the other cheek random haiku generator pulling down the sky the lengths that we will go to to dry those crying eyes or just let the asphalt wipe away the tears Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. In the video I used material from the short film by: Pierre BOURRIGAULT