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Ikkyu

Ikkyū (一休宗純, Ikkyū Sōjun, 1394–1481) was an eccentric, iconoclastic Japanese Zen Buddhist monk and poet. He had a great impact on the infusion of Japanese art and literature with Zen attitudes and ideals, as well as on Zen itself, including breaking Buddhist monastic teachings with his stance against celibacy. more »

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I'm taking off just so I turn it on
I'm taking off just so I turn it on
This cannot be the case
I tend to complicate
And then I sail away
And then it starts to rain
And when I see the rain I bid you farewell
And I'll see you when I see the sun
And now here comes the rain
I didn't compensate
This is a feeling that keeps on and boars on and on more
You give me novocaine and then I see the pain
And then I show you how to have good fun and turn around
And then you talked me down and then you said my name
Just to be someone else would be nice for just one day
I just wanted to be there
Just too so you could be there
And then I wanted to be everything you ever wanted
To be nothing is a great deal of losing and dreaming
And I could see you up there and I jumped myself
I take it all away
I see the devils pain
And then I come around and show you how to have good fun
And then you told me to be silly
And then I took my head off
And then I told you where to stick it so you could be there
There's more I owe thee
For paying days is ever so slightly unpleasant to me
F*ck it yeah…
Wrestle on to be there
And hold hope so close
It keeps on slipping away when it's needed most
Breaking and fighting and hoping on for a safer route
Lights leave the days that's when I think of you
It brings of sense of easiness
I'll keep you safe and baby we'll make it through
Breaking and fighting and hoping on for a safer route
Lights leave the days that's when I think of you
It brings of sense of easiness
I'll keep you safe and baby we'll make it through

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