Released: April 30, 2012

Songwriter: Björk Oddný Eir MC Ride Zach Hill

Producer: Death Grips Zach Hill Andy Morin Björk

Stirring at water's edge
Cold froth on my twig
My mind in whirls
Wanders around desire
No one imagines the light shock I need
And I'll never know
From who's hands, deeply humble
Dangerous gifts as such to mine come
May I, should I, or have I too often?
Craving miracles…
May I, can I, or have I too often?
Craving miracles…
Craving miracles..
My romantic gene is dominant
And it hungers for union
Universal intimacy
All embracing
May I, should I or have I too often
Craved miracles?
May I, can I or have I too often
Craved miracles?
Crave…
Waves irregularly striking
Wind stern in my face
Thunderstorm, come
Scrape those barnacles of me!
May I, may I or should I too often
Crave miracles?
May I or should I or have I too often
All my body parts are one
As lightning hits my spine
Sparkling
Prime runs through me
Revive my wish
Inviolable
May I, can I, or have I too often?
Craving miracles…
May I, can I, should I, or have I too often?
Craving miracles…

Björk

Björk Guðmundsdóttir (born 21 November 1965) is an Icelandic singer-songwriter. During the 80s, she was involved in Reykjavík’s post-punk scene as a member of Tappi Tíkarrass, KUKL and, eventually, the alt-rock group The Sugarcubes. However, she wasn’t fond of rock music, and relocated to London to pursue a solo career.

Debut, released in 1993, incorporated elements of London’s dance music scene, like house and the burgeoning trip-hop. Over her three-decade career, Björk has developed an eclectic musical style that mainly consists of electronic art pop. She is known for her innovative music videos, her singular voice, her deeply personal lyrics and her precise arrangements.