Four vocalists weave together fragmented verses about love, betrayal, and false hope. The refrain "This will make you love again" repeats like a mantra against darker lyrics about missed connections and existential anguish, set to a speed-paint visual.
If you want an ending to your screenplay life, well, here's the consolation that will change your heart and mind. All the glitz messiahs just pass the time. A cure for no real sickness. Cross your hopes and die. Your supermarket Jesus comes with smiles and lies. Where justice he delays. Is always justice he denies.
This will make you love again. This will make you love again. This will make you love again.
This will make you love again.
Early Thursday mornings wipe away the flies. The crossfire fights for action in between your thighs. Every touch is sacred when they leave the room. If I have to switch the lights off, I wanna switch them off with you.
This will make you love again. This will make you love again. This will make you love again. This will make you love again. Now you say love again. To feel the rain of again.
Sweet delay.
Never again. To shoot the Grays.
Never again.
Every time we lie awake after Every hit we take. Every feeling that I get. But I haven't missed you yet. Every roommate kept awake by every sigh and scream we make. All the feelings that I get. But I haven't missed you yet. I still don't miss you yet. Only when I stop to think about it.
I hate everything about you. Why do I love you? I hate everything about you. Why Te wa ina e.
Every time we lie awake, after every hit we take, every feeling that I get But I haven't missed you yet. Only when I stop to think about it.
I hate everything about you. Why do I love you? I hate everything about you. I hate everything about you. Why do I love you? You hate everything about me. Why do you love me? I hate you. Hate. I hate you. Love me. I hate everything about you. Why do I love you?
