Lyric

Looking down at the red blood cells on the highway below

As they circulate through the veins of this monster called a City

We watch it all from behind the glass

But this isn't some sky-lounge for the elite

It’s a giant formalin specimen box

Inside the glass you tilted in your hand

The ice went clink—

Sounding like the cracking of a dry bone

"You haven't changed," you say

But the words you spit out

Are drowned by the low hum of the air conditioner

Becoming symbols without any meaning

The seasons change?

That's a lie

Time has long since gone extinct here

We’re just vacuum-sealed

Waiting for the rot to set in

The silhouettes of the skyscrapers

A cluster of gravestones piercing the night

Hey, let me have

That bad dream just one more time

To love is to erode

The key we lost? It never existed at all

Principle of Love

A sweet, syrupy, melting hallucination

On nights we feared being hurt

Only the raw heat of our backs against each other felt real

Our attraction isn't destiny—

It’s just a bug

A system error labeled as "Gravity."

And yet, this feeling of claustrophobia

Is the only chain keeping us together

If the world were to end

I’d want to liquefy

Right here

And seep into the cracks

Of the concrete

In this skyscraper aquarium

We’re gasping, struggling to stay afloat

Breathing in "Love."

Principle of Love

It’s just... suffocation