Toothbrush / Trash歌曲歌词：
Today I just felt it for the first time
Three months and one day after you died
I realized that these photographs we have of you
Are slowly replacing the subtle familiar
Memory of what it’s like to know you’re in the other room
To hear you singing on the stairs
A movement, a pine cone, your squeaking chair
The quiet untreasured
In between times
The actual experience of you here
I can feel these memories escaping
Colonized by photos narrowed down and told my mind erasing
The echo of you in the house dies down
October wind blows
It makes a door close
I look over my shoulder to make sure
But there is nobody here
I finally took out the upstairs bathroom garbage
That was sitting there forgotten since you were here
Wanting just to stay with us
Just to stay living
I threw it away
Your dried out, bloody, end-of-life tissues
Your toothbrush and your trash
And the fly buzzing around the room
Could that possibly be you too?
I let it go out the window
It does not feel good
Toothbrush / TrashLRC歌词：
[00:13.53]Today I just felt it for the first time
[00:19.99]Three months and one day after you died
[00:25.54]I realized that these photographs we have of you
[00:32.23]Are slowly replacing the subtle familiar
[00:44.95]Memory of what it’s like to know you’re in the other room
[00:57.31]To hear you singing on the stairs
[01:03.18]A movement, a pine cone, your squeaking chair
[01:09.90]The quiet untreasured
[01:18.21]In between times
[01:24.04]The actual experience of you here
[01:34.54]I can feel these memories escaping
[01:40.64]Colonized by photos narrowed down and told my mind erasing
[01:53.67]The echo of you in the house dies down
[02:07.53]October wind blows
[02:12.81]It makes a door close
[02:18.05]I look over my shoulder to make sure
[02:26.38]But there is nobody here
[02:31.00]I finally took out the upstairs bathroom garbage
[02:36.19]That was sitting there forgotten since you were here
[02:44.68]Wanting just to stay with us
[02:50.69]Just to stay living
[02:56.09]I threw it away
[03:01.12]Your dried out, bloody, end-of-life tissues
[03:07.57]Your toothbrush and your trash
[03:12.34]And the fly buzzing around the room
[03:18.29]Could that possibly be you too?
[03:25.98]I let it go out the window
[03:38.03]It does not feel good
Toothbrush / TrashLRC歌词下载地址：
Mount Eerie简介：
小简介
Mount Eerie is an Anacortes, Washington-based band fronted by Phil Elverum. Elverum is the principal member of the band, but he has collaborated with many other musicians on his records.
History
Following the release of The Microphones’ Mount Eerie album, Phil Elverum announced that he would no longer use the Microphones moniker, opting instead to record under the name Mount Eerie, after the area in Anacortes, Washington called Mount Erie. In an interview with CITR-FM’s Discorder in September 2003, Elverum gave his reasons for this change: “Mount Eerie is a new project. The Microphones was completed, or at least at a good stopping point. I did it because I am ready for new things. I am new.”[1]
Shortly after this announcement, Live in Japan, recorded during three days during Elverum’s tour in Japan in 2003, was released by K Records. Despite the fact that the album contained all new material, the album was credited to ‘The Microphones’. The quotation marks contained in the release are credited to the fact that Phil Elverum considered this to neither be a Microphones project, nor a Mount Eerie release.
Elverum at UCLA in May 2004 (a few months after switching from The Microphones to Mount Eerie). Photo by David Greenwald.Since the name change, Elverum has released a few singles, and limited vinyl-only releases. Elverum has also created a 3-LP recording of Mount Eerie titled Live in Copenhagen, released by Burnt Toast Vinyl in late 2004. The first Mount Eerie studio album was “No Flashlight” Songs of the Fulfilled Night, released on Elverum’s own label, P.W. Elverum & Sun, Ltd. at What the Heck Fest in Anacortes, WA on July 16, 2005 and commercially released on August 16, 2005. Released domestically on vinyl LP (although the LP version contained a copy of the CD), the album contained an extremely large sheet of paper containing track-by-track liner notes and pictures.
July 2007 marked the release of another ambitious project, Mount Eerie pts. 6 & 7 a 132-page, hardcover coffee-table book of his photography, packaged with a 10″ record. This book is the first large-scale publication of his photography, and possibly presents closure to the Mount Eerie song cycle started in the album Mount Eerie by the now-defunct Microphones.