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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
1999 WRITE THE FUTURE
Lead Vocals
LØREN
Lead Vocals
Wooseok Kim
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
LØREN
Songwriter
Tim Randolph
Songwriter
Justin Hayward Young
Songwriter
Wooseok Kim
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
LØREN
Producer
Tim Randolph
Producer
Doug Clarke
Recording Engineer
Lars Stalfors
Mixing Engineer
Dale Becker
Mastering Engineer
Noah McCorkle
Assistant Mastering Engineer
Nate Mingo
Assistant Mastering Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Suicide notes are sang in poetry
Why would I mind a part of me?
One, two, three, here comes the cavalry
Tearing apart our colonies
[PreChorus]
Forget it, I said it
The storm in the attic
A static, an addict
Another way to panic
Forget it, I said it
The storm in the attic
A static, an addict
Another way to panic
[Chorus]
Pour me gasoline and ambiens
Your words salt the seas and arteries
Front towards the enemies
Our cultures full of businesses
[Chorus]
Pour me gasoline and ambiens
Your words salt the seas and arteries
Front towards the enemies
Our cultures full of businesses
Oh well
[Verse 2]
Terminal cells in constant symmetry
Let it all out, you're made to please
On your knees in dead artilleries
Buried alive in magazines
[PreChorus]
Forget it, I said it
The storm in the attic
A static, an addict
Another way to panic
Forget it, I said it
The storm in the attic
A static, an addict
Another way to panic
[Chorus]
Pour me gasoline and ambiens
Your words salt the seas and arteries
Front towards the enemies
Our cultures full of businesses
[Chorus]
Pour me gasoline and ambiens
Your words salt the seas and arteries
Front towards the enemies
Our cultures full of businesses
Oh well
[Chorus]
Pour me gasoline and ambiens
Your words salt the seas and arteries
Front towards the enemies
Our cultures full of businesses
[Outro]
Pour me gasoline and ambiens
Your words salt the seas and arteries
Front towards the enemies
Our cultures full of businesses
Oh well
Written by: Justin Hayward Young, LEE SEUNG JOO, LØREN, Tim Randolph, Wooseok Kim