Lazy Eye Fruit Bats
"Lazy Eye" by Fruit Bats, released in 2001, is an indie folk-rock song that explores themes of love, longing, and introspection. The lyrics reflect a sense of yearning and the complexities of relationships. Musically, it features melodic guitar lines and warm harmonies, creating an inviting atmosphere. Its relatable themes have resonated with listeners, contributing to the band's cult following. #IndieFolkRock
You are a diamond in the dirt
And you're the centipede who broke the camel's back
You didn't think I'd get hurt
Love burns a circle in the snow
You're frog eggs in the sky
That rain on the GWB and The Palisades
Love turns tripe into gold
Love burns a circle in the snow
Hey, you there with the lazy eye
Turn, turn it to me
Let me hear you say one more time
You, you there with the lazy eye
Love turns tripe into gold
Love burns a circle in the snow
And you're the centipede who broke the camel's back
You didn't think I'd get hurt
Love burns a circle in the snow
You're frog eggs in the sky
That rain on the GWB and The Palisades
Love turns tripe into gold
Love burns a circle in the snow
Hey, you there with the lazy eye
Turn, turn it to me
Let me hear you say one more time
You, you there with the lazy eye
Love turns tripe into gold
Love burns a circle in the snow
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