Black Honey

Album: To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere (2016)
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  • Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: Dustin Michael Kensrue, Edward Carrington Breckenridge, James Riley Breckenridge, Teppei Teranishi
    Publisher: Wixen Music Publishing

Comments: 6

  • Ms Paula Kay Johnson**behrens from Spokane,waThis Time I'll Get IT...Right!
  • Gary from KentuckyGreat song, love the lyrics. Only heard Seether cover before, my interpretation is, it's the struggles of life there will always be stings and pain, but it's worth the wait to get to the land of milk and honey.
  • Nope from Yup, NowheresvilleNever really liked this band til i heard this album and was like wow this is good! I remember when they 1st came out and they have definitely changed i think for the better.
  • Joe from Okanagan BcI reflected in my very own and very powerful way. This song hits me on a deep level. and it actually helped me see things differently. Great song
  • AnonymousI thought it was about heroin...
  • Tristian Jackson from Sheridan WyomingI interpreted Black Honey and Hurricane to be songs about trauma from childhood to PTSD a combat veteran struggles with. Love your music and will be a fan for life. Thank you for sharing your expression with me.
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