Lauren Bousfield - Valed

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Grasping
Through the drywall
My, my house used to be right there
Fallow, fallow retail space amenable
My house used to be right there

Oh it's a metaphor
For suicide, suicide
It's just an ad for
Hotdogs, hotdogs

Dancers crunching
Black bar over the eyes

Curled into a ball
In the back of the car
Laughing as night falls
A simulation of war crimes

Some of the worst life (idiot, idiot, idiot, idiot)
Feigned in the car (idiot, idiot, idiot, idiot)
Start true towards (idiot, idiot, idiot)
For the back will meet (idiot, idiot, idiot)

Over the eyes
Curled into a ball in the back (over the eyes)
Over the eyes
Over the eyes

Curled into a ball in the back of the car
Curled into a ball up the hinterlands (sit in the back of the main lane)
Upon avon (of the main lanes)
Upon parking lots
Calling avon, calling avon (I want to, I)

We've never (grasping)
Had a sales event quite like this (through the drywall, my house used to)
My house used to be right there
Choke a swan to death
Behind the bleachers
My house used to be right there

Oh it's a metaphor
For suicide, suicide
Maybe it's just an ad for

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Part of bands such as Nero’s Day at Disneyland, Strip Mall Seizures, and Beautiful Mutants, Lauren Bousfield is a trans, Los Angeles based electronic artist and composer.

Between the time of Beautiful Mutants, Strip Mall Seizures, and Nero’s Day at Disneyland, Lauren was the keyboard player for both bands, and an insane breakcore producer in Nero’s Day at Disneyland. The songs No Money Down, Low Monthly Payments, Child Protective Services Theme Song, and Sprawling Idiot Effigy on the album From Rotting Fantasylands were and are the most popular songs in Lauren’s current discography due to them being intros and outros of famous Youtuber ‘Pewdiepie’.

Now residing a more feminine approach to her work, Lauren now works on her self-made solo project Lauren Bousfield, serving as a continuation of Nero’s Day at Disneyland.