Oh, my dear
Look what we've done here
My greatest fear
A pain with an anchor
The taste of defeat
Oh, my dear
Look what we've come to
We've shattered serene
I've turned the grief to medicine
Into my mouth will enter
The hardest pill I've ever had to swallow down
As karma whispers
Oh my dear
The damage is done here
I disappear
A love with no anchor
In the depths of the sea
I've turned the grief to medicine
Into my mouth will enter
The hardest pill I've ever had to swallow down
As karma whispers
Mastodon - Pain with an Anchor Lyrics
Mastodon - Pain with an Anchor Lyrics
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Oh, my dear
Look what we've done here
My greatest fear
A pain with an anchor
The taste of defeat
Oh, my dear
Look what we've come to
We've shattered serene
I've turned the grief to medicine
Into my mouth will enter
The hardest pill I've ever had to swallow down
As karma whispers
Oh my dear
The damage is done here
I disappear
A love with no anchor
In the depths of the sea
I've turned the grief to medicine
Into my mouth will enter
The hardest pill I've ever had to swallow down
As karma whispers
Look what we've done here
My greatest fear
A pain with an anchor
The taste of defeat
Oh, my dear
Look what we've come to
We've shattered serene
I've turned the grief to medicine
Into my mouth will enter
The hardest pill I've ever had to swallow down
As karma whispers
Oh my dear
The damage is done here
I disappear
A love with no anchor
In the depths of the sea
I've turned the grief to medicine
Into my mouth will enter
The hardest pill I've ever had to swallow down
As karma whispers
Writer: Brann Timothy Dailor, William Brent Hinds, Troy Jayson Sanders, William Breen Kelliher
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Performed By: Mastodon
From Album: Hushed and Grim
Written by: Brann Timothy Dailor, William Brent Hinds, Troy Jayson Sanders, William Breen Kelliher
Year: 2021