Threes And Sevens
Queens Of The Stone Age · Other Songs - Queens Of The Stone Age
Tell me it ain't no thing
That's what I wanna hear
Take, your lie to the grave
That's what an old friend told me
Look what it did for him
The truth hurts so bad, wouldn't you say?
So why tell it?
If ignorance is bliss, then I'm in
Heaven now
Run, you'll never escape
You see, you'll go nowhere
Based on who you appear
Broke, laid to waste
Turn into sweet no-things
Kiss you goodbye
The truth hurts so bad, wouldn't you say?
So why tell it?
If ignorance is bliss, then I'm in
Heaven now
Keep going over and over again
The never ending places I've never been
No one is catching on
Callin' my bluff
The devil made me holier than I've ever been
What'd you do?
Say it with a smile, boy
Making us all forget
What'd you do?
Say it with a smile, boy
Making us all forget
Making us all forget
Making us all forget
Threes And Sevens
Queens of the Stone Age have long been defined by a distinct desert rock sound that blends heavy riffs with psychedelic textures. "Threes And Sevens" serves as a compelling example of the band's ability to craft atmospheric, groove-oriented tracks that stand apart from their more aggressive anthems. The recording captures the group's signature interplay between Josh Homme's driving guitar work and the band's tight rhythmic foundation. While the track may not carry the immediate weight of their most famous singles, it reflects the nuanced songwriting and experimental approach that has characterized their extensive discography. This piece highlights the band's continued exploration of dynamic shifts and sonic layering, offering listeners a deeper look into their evolving musical identity beyond their most celebrated albums.