16 Psyche
Chelsea Wolfe Lyrics
I′ve spent, in different beds
Many moons
And that's the way I prefer it
I can′t, she said
I'd save you but I can't hide
I feel it crawl up my legs
Let me wrap you up in these thighs
It gets me out of my head again
I can′t, she said
I′d save you but I can't love
16 Psyche
Coma tail quivering
Knew all along
I can′t, she said
I'd save you but I can′t
She said: I'd save you but the world′s bent
She said: I'd save you but I can't
Writer(s): Chelsea Joy Wolfe
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Chelsea Joy Wolfe (born November 14, 1983 in Roseville, California, U.S.) is an American singer/songwriter and eponymous full band started in 2009 out of Los Angeles, California Her style has been described as "doom folk" and her music has been described as "a specific brand of drone-metal-art-folk."
Chelsea Joy Wolfe was born in Roseville, California, and grew up in Sacramento. She is of Norwegian and German descent. Her father was in a country band and owned a home studio. Read Full BioChelsea Joy Wolfe (born November 14, 1983 in Roseville, California, U.S.) is an American singer/songwriter and eponymous full band started in 2009 out of Los Angeles, California Her style has been described as "doom folk" and her music has been described as "a specific brand of drone-metal-art-folk."
Chelsea Joy Wolfe was born in Roseville, California, and grew up in Sacramento. She is of Norwegian and German descent. Her father was in a country band and owned a home studio. By the age of 7, she had written her first poem and by the age of 9, she had written and recorded songs which she later described as "basically Casio-based gothy R&B songs."
Inspired by the dark state of the world and the strange connection between all things, she creates a unique musical blend of goth-folk, experimental rock and spiritual realm funeral songs. With influences ranging from the great minds of Ingmar Bergman and David Lynch to Soviet and end-times literature, her songs conjure visions of other dimensions, claustrophobic echo-rooms and parking garage cathedrals.
Wolfe has recorded seven full length studio albums: The Grime and the Glow, which was released on December 28th, 2010 on limited vinyl through Brooklyn’s Pendu Sound Recordings; Ἀποκάλυψις (pronounced “Apokalypsis”), which was released as a 12” LP on August 23rd, 2011; Unknown Rooms: a Collection of Acoustic Songs, which was released on October, 2012 through Sargent House; Pain Is Beauty, out September 3rd, 2013; Abyss, which was released August 7th, 2015; and Hiss Spun, out September 22nd, 2017; Birth of Violence[7i] which was released on September 13th, 2019.
Chelsea Joy Wolfe was born in Roseville, California, and grew up in Sacramento. She is of Norwegian and German descent. Her father was in a country band and owned a home studio. Read Full BioChelsea Joy Wolfe (born November 14, 1983 in Roseville, California, U.S.) is an American singer/songwriter and eponymous full band started in 2009 out of Los Angeles, California Her style has been described as "doom folk" and her music has been described as "a specific brand of drone-metal-art-folk."
Chelsea Joy Wolfe was born in Roseville, California, and grew up in Sacramento. She is of Norwegian and German descent. Her father was in a country band and owned a home studio. By the age of 7, she had written her first poem and by the age of 9, she had written and recorded songs which she later described as "basically Casio-based gothy R&B songs."
Inspired by the dark state of the world and the strange connection between all things, she creates a unique musical blend of goth-folk, experimental rock and spiritual realm funeral songs. With influences ranging from the great minds of Ingmar Bergman and David Lynch to Soviet and end-times literature, her songs conjure visions of other dimensions, claustrophobic echo-rooms and parking garage cathedrals.
Wolfe has recorded seven full length studio albums: The Grime and the Glow, which was released on December 28th, 2010 on limited vinyl through Brooklyn’s Pendu Sound Recordings; Ἀποκάλυψις (pronounced “Apokalypsis”), which was released as a 12” LP on August 23rd, 2011; Unknown Rooms: a Collection of Acoustic Songs, which was released on October, 2012 through Sargent House; Pain Is Beauty, out September 3rd, 2013; Abyss, which was released August 7th, 2015; and Hiss Spun, out September 22nd, 2017; Birth of Violence[7i] which was released on September 13th, 2019.
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Mathias Sjoholm
[Verse 1]
I've spent, In different beds
Many moons
And that's the way I prefer it
[Chorus 1]
I can't
She said, I'd save you but I can't Hide
[Verse 2]
I feel it crawl up my legs
Let me wrap you up in these thighs
It gets me out of my head again
[Chorus 2]
I can't
She said, I'd save you but I can't love
[Bridge]
16 Psyche
Coma tail quivering
Knew all along
[Chorus 3]
I can't
She said, I'd save you but I can't
She said, I'd save you but the world's bent
She said, I'd save you but I can't
Rave Nation
help i just can’t stop replaying this
Morbidly Obese RoboCop
@sam berfpppo
Hail Satan, baby
Little Birdy
Me to
SebosoPlay
Me neither
TJ Hastie
I keep telling myself to stop falling in love with musicians and Chelsea isn't helping.
M Shizen
Mi nordic amego she amazo i 💘 her..sorry i ate mexican shroomz but yes she is amazing singer
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Chris High
@avigrus666 Not really
JTguitarlessons
@Alex grey okay, Mr Hipster. Calm down.
Mario Andrés
I just had an incredible experience with this album. I listened to it today, for the very first time. I had been having anxiety crisis all week. This morning I felt exhausted and just sick of everything. And then I decided to play the album. The first thing I noticed was that the songs were very calming and soothing. And I said “what?”. I mean, the music is very loud, very intense and has a lot of feeling into it. It felt like a raging sea with a colossal storm over it. But…. Chelsea’s voice was the captain of a strong boat that was enduring that storm. It was her voice in the middle of this hell that gave me relief and strength. I started to feel that no matter how terrible my mind is… I was going endure it.
An then I got home and read this about Hiss Spun in Wikipedia: “In an interview for Noisey, Wolfe explained that the album's topics deal with her confronting various health issues: "I deal with extreme anxiety that gets exacerbated by bouts of insomnia [...] I’m constantly trying to find ways to calm down… That has manifested into addiction at times [and] I carried a lot of that into this record, especially on '16 Psyche' and 'Spun'.”
Well, you just gotta lover Chelsea Wolfe. Her power goes beyond.
Haley The Human
I have had a similar experience with this album, I can’t seem to stop listening to it. Anytime I feel overwhelmed, or needing calming, I listen to Hiss Spun.