Track Insight / Lyrics
Last coin turning slow
Vending glows in the afterglow
Empty pockets and rust
Feed me one coin, I trust
I found a dime in the soil
Where Monstera spoils the oil
Petrichor curls through the air
Sticky fingers and a glare
The quiet after the blow
Brass stabs start to grow
I press the buttons by name
Monstera nods through the frame
Ficus whispers from below
Roots keep patient, soft, and slow
My stomach rumbles a sound
Plexus echoes underground
Feed the machine my last little coin
Watch the hunger swallow the choice
Cold glass rattles, doors stay closed
Another garden in my coat
Feed the machine my last little coin
Still got a little more soul
Dusty drums in the store
Rhodes rings through the locked door
Aloe turns toward the heat
Concrete dust on my feet
I hum like a watering can
Patience blooms where I began
I check every empty sleeve
No coin left for the next reprieve
Basil curls by the till
Waiting in complete good will
The storm left its footprints deep
Still something tender wakes in me
Rub my hands, there's loam below
Borrowed light in every window
When the final clunk takes hold
Something rooted turns me bold
No flower blooms overnight
Still I can give the dark some light
Feed the machine my last little coin
Watch the hunger swallow the choice
Cold glass rattles, doors stay closed
Another garden in my coat
Feed the machine my last little coin
Still got a little more soul
I lean close, hear pistons breathe
Tiny gears pull down beneath
I got hunger, not despair
Just a little space to spare
If nothing falls through the slot
Let the silence change the whole
Feed the machine my last little coin
Watch the hunger swallow the choice
Cold glass rattles, doors stay closed
Another garden in my coat
Feed the machine my last little coin
Still got a little more soul
Feed the machine, feed the machine
Let the silence be refrain
Feed the machine, feed the machine
Roots remember how to grow through rain
Last little coin, last little coin
I still have soil in my soul
Last little coin, last little coin
And rain can make the whole thing whole