Barry Tone 
Needs to know Hebrew.
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Flipron's primary songwriter Jesse Budd (guitar, vocals) also seems a bit lyrically verbose (but not wearily.) His vocals tend to feel fitting to the subject matter, too. Sometimes the song structure's different from the typical Verse - Chorus - Verse stuff, also.
"Once again, the columns fall; the mighty arches and marble halls.
In piles of rubble, and limbs, and heads,
the empty eyes of the dusty dead;
their lives abolished without their names.
Their songs and stories up in flames.
The vast repository of all we've loved is lost, and falls;
away, hey, hey. Irretrievable from the fathomlessness of yesterday.
And as far as the eyes can see, there is ruin without reason;
there is ruin without end.
And I think we must be...
Back where we started again!
Land of promise, land foretold; where it was written that we would grow old in drafty bungalows by the sea...
Now it's over,
and you're strange, oh my lover; oh my friend,
when you say that this is the beginning, but it feels just like the end!
Oh we're back where we started again,
oh we're back where we started again,
oh we're back where we started again,
oh we're back where we started again,
Oh we're back where we started again and again and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again."
- "Back Where We Started Again," Track 1 on Firework Shoes.
That's the order the song goes in; I didn't omit lyrics in any order. The "chorus," if you can call it that, is the outro.
Also, I'm not sure if I should mention this since he probably works on a lot of albums, but Rat Scabies of The Damned produced their 3rd and 4th albums.
Flipron's primary songwriter Jesse Budd (guitar, vocals) also seems a bit lyrically verbose (but not wearily.) His vocals tend to feel fitting to the subject matter, too. Sometimes the song structure's different from the typical Verse - Chorus - Verse stuff, also.
"Once again, the columns fall; the mighty arches and marble halls.
In piles of rubble, and limbs, and heads,
the empty eyes of the dusty dead;
their lives abolished without their names.
Their songs and stories up in flames.
The vast repository of all we've loved is lost, and falls;
away, hey, hey. Irretrievable from the fathomlessness of yesterday.
And as far as the eyes can see, there is ruin without reason;
there is ruin without end.
And I think we must be...
Back where we started again!
Land of promise, land foretold; where it was written that we would grow old in drafty bungalows by the sea...
Now it's over,
and you're strange, oh my lover; oh my friend,
when you say that this is the beginning, but it feels just like the end!
Oh we're back where we started again,
oh we're back where we started again,
oh we're back where we started again,
oh we're back where we started again,
Oh we're back where we started again and again and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again."
- "Back Where We Started Again," Track 1 on Firework Shoes.
That's the order the song goes in; I didn't omit lyrics in any order. The "chorus," if you can call it that, is the outro.
Also, I'm not sure if I should mention this since he probably works on a lot of albums, but Rat Scabies of The Damned produced their 3rd and 4th albums.