The dripping song Of the unputdownable tap Greets the heavy brain As the door closes on the sunlight
The dust seems to swirl In the light hue of the streetlight it yells "I'm tired" to my throbbing skull As I lay my skeleton on the pillowy belly of the devil
Severed have I All my ties to myself It constitutes a shell now And there's no pearl inside
It's the cost of ideals they say To stand beside them always Even with a heavy heart Or a face that wears a smile
Day after day I sit inside the same dingy four walls I try to speak But all I can muster Is a scattered breath here and there
But it's not all in waste When my lids blind the real I finally see As I look on into the light
I dream of green grass on my back Hear the homebound song of the winged I dream of a deep breath unfettered by troubles of the day