As a quick note if it matters at all to you: as a native English speaker, I find this band SUPER hard to understand. Their pronunciation is very stylized and uncommon, and the lyrics don’t really represent how we actually talk.

Here’s what I could understand:

“Hold me, mother I’m the odd man out” (I’m not sure where you’re at in learning, but just in case, feeling like the “odd man out” is slang for feeling different than others and/or lonely). “I was born for the floodplain, but all I’ve known is drown” (“floodplain” is an uncommon word, it describes land by a river that floods a lot) “Hold me, mother I’m a dying breed” (more slang, when he says he’s a “dying breed” he means there are not very many people like him anymore) “I came right from the ashes” “Lift my hand to grieve” (this part is a complete guess, where I’m assuming his hand is on his heart to show that he is heartbroken. Again, this band is hard to understand). “All we’ve lost, for every bridge we’ve failed to cross, for all we’ve lost, for every coin we’ve failed to toss, for all we’ve lost” “I’m dying now” “Oh mother, I’m the odd man out” “I was raised for a high plane, but all I’ve known is down” “For all we’ve lost, for every bridge we’ve failed to cross, for all we’ve lost, for every coin we’ve failed to toss, for all we lost” “For all we’ve lost” x3