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'Carousel' by Samia is an Alternative track from the album 'Bloodless', released in 2025. The lyrics sketch an unsettling intimacy, full of warped perception and private coping, as the narrator fixes on a partner’s habits of listening and concealment. There is a sense of flirtation edged with dread, with images that treat comfort and fear as tangled bedfellows, and a domestic scene that turns uncanny at the margins. One line captures the dynamic of reluctant attention: “You close them when the drums kick in”.
"Carousel" is a track by Samia, from the album Bloodless, released 24th April 2025. The track is 3:28 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 17 articles about Samia.
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Your eyes are upside down You close them when the drums kick in And it's your superpower That no one knows you're listening I've been rubbing together bramble I wanna hitch my fire to your candle Pretend to sleep in separate beds at Christmastime You find solace in the horror I hear your heart beat for Florida All your celebrity crushes Are asymmetrical like me I've been rubbing together bramble I wanna hitch my fire to your candle Waving at friends Throw back my head on a carousel ride
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