| | Televators Lyrics Artist(Band):Mars Volta
The ground They lowered a tow that Stuck in his neck to the gills Fragments of sobriquets riddle me this three half eaten corneas who hit the aureole Stalk the ground Stalk the ground You should have seen The curse that flew right by you Page of concrete Sting walks crutch in hobbled sway Auto-da-fé A capillary hint of red Only this manupod Crescent in shape has escaped The house half the way Fell empty with teeth That split both his lips Mark these words One day this chalk outline will circle this city Was he robbed of the asphalt that cushioned his face A room colored charlatan Hid in a safe Stalk the ground Stalk the ground You should have seen The curse that flew right by you Page of concrete Sting walks crutch in hobbled sway Auto-da-fé A capillary hint of red Only this manupod Crescent in shape has escaped Pull the pins Save your grace Mark these words On his grave [x3] You should have seen The curse that flew right by you Page of concrete Sting walks crutch in hobbled sway Auto-da-fé A capillary hint of red Everyone knows the last toes are Always the coldest to go If you find some error in Televators Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to Kylee for submitting the lyrics. Review about Televators tmv | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/21/09 i saw tmv in 2005 with system of a down they were good but it was sometimes hard to know when one song ended and another started i had a chance to meet cedric after the concert he was skateboarding outside their bus he is a really nice down to earth guy love his hair little help:) | Reviewer: devon | 7/21/09 Don't be a fucking idiot. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/8/09 Do research before you say something. This song and the entire album is based on Julio Venegas, who was the lead singer's friend who actually jumped to his death. He was in a coma after a failed attempt to kill himself with rat poison. He saw amazing things in his coma that he couldn't ever see in real life. So he jumped. I read the book about it, it's really abstract and it's amazingly poetic. annyone know what the book is called??? Crescent in shape | Reviewer: David | 3/3/09 This song and the story behind it and the album have got me hooked on The Mars Volta. This song is pure, haunting, and very well written. Shame it took such a tragic even to inspire such a great song. Once again | Reviewer: Mike | 2/2/09 The whole CD is based upon the life and death of a former friend of the band Julio Venegas. The character Cerpin Taxt is based almost entirely on him. Julio jumped from and overpass into traffic in El Paso in '96 after awakening from a coma he self-induced by injecting himself with rat-poison. This song in particular focuses on his jump. It's been stated a million times on a million websites. Anyways it's a great album and a great song. Go buy it if you don't have it. ... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/20/09 no this song was based on cerpin taxt who over dosed on morphine and rat poison this made him go into a week long coma; in his coma he is put through a series of trials by the tremulants, creatures from his own mind that inspire his art. After waking up he decides that hes fit only for the dream world so he jumps to his death but the singers friend also had something similar to this Don't be a fucking idiot. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/8/09 Do research before you say something. This song and the entire album is based on Julio Venegas, who was the lead singer's friend who actually jumped to his death. He was in a coma after a failed attempt to kill himself with rat poison. He saw amazing things in his coma that he couldn't ever see in real life. So he jumped. I read the book about it, it's really abstract and it's amazingly poetic. fuck.... | Reviewer: roberto pz | 9/7/08 ive being trying to put the pieces together for this song and still havent figured it out. but fuck his use of words and the way he sang the song made this a really good song. hands down my favorite mars volta song. best lyricist ever | Reviewer: mason | 1/10/08 hes amazing... almost everyhing is metaphorical. the story is amazing and i dont even completely understand. i know that its partially based on their friend who actually died of a heroin overdose. de-loused is based on the coma and his dreams. basically... in fact televaters is one of his dreams and his attempted suicide. mostly his failed attempt. but i just love the entire album. the lyrics are just astounding televators | Reviewer: manny | 12/31/07 julio venegas went into a coma after overdosing on morphine, i think. anyways this song is amazing, you can feel the emotions of cedric and omar in this song. Is Omar musically illiterate? | Reviewer: avarice | 11/21/07 Omar Rodriguez and Cedric Bixler both seem to verbally aim their lyrics toward 1300's-1700's literature and speech (at least judging by this song), which makes it seem sort of insane, because it doesn't make much sense, that is, unless you read literature of the past...or you have a friend in the dictionary. So...to the question 'Is omar musically illiterate?'..Nope. Review By Pages: 1 2 Review the song Televators The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Mars Volta" Music | |
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