Surgery I Stole Devendra Banhart
"Surgery I Stole" by Devendra Banhart, released in 2007, is a #Folk song that explores themes of love, loss, and the complexities of human relationships. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and introspection, using surreal imagery. Notably, Banhart's eclectic style blends whimsical melodies with introspective lyrics, showcasing his unique musical approach. The song reflects the indie folk movement's embrace of authenticity and emotional depth.
Surgery I stole from you
Surgery you stole from me
Have believe in apathy
Orange tree could be all a dream
All that I have seen of him
His money is such a lucky sin
Your eyes see sweet but your mouth tastes tin
The toothbrush is black
That's the place where you're at
And a snake holds the knife
And a snake holds a knife
All I see brings you close to me
All I do brings me close to you
Summer snake dance for dance's sake
Into faraway, into faraway, faraway
Surgery you stole from me
Have believe in apathy
Orange tree could be all a dream
All that I have seen of him
His money is such a lucky sin
Your eyes see sweet but your mouth tastes tin
The toothbrush is black
That's the place where you're at
And a snake holds the knife
And a snake holds a knife
All I see brings you close to me
All I do brings me close to you
Summer snake dance for dance's sake
Into faraway, into faraway, faraway
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