You relate through the bloodline
When you can never take anything that I give
Always wanting to relate through me
I go watch you slowly slip away

You're wanting to put your trust in
When I can see this remedy kickin on
Just to taste it, just to want it
And I can me say it's not my fault

Say it's alright
When i'm coming down
Not again it's so lifelike

Come make it alright
When I'm coming down
Not again I'm fragile

Would you choose me or just abuse me?
When I can never take anything that you give
Always wanting to relate through me
I go watch you slowly slip away

You're wanting to put your trust in
When I can see this remedy kickin on
Just to taste it, just to want it
And I can me say it's not my fault

Say it's alright
When i'm coming down
Not again it's so lifelike

Come make it alright
When I'm coming down
Not again I'm fragile

You see I'll be the one in your darkest time

Should I begin to erase myself?
I'm caught in this picture of you
Should I begin to assess myself?
Tell me it's over

It comes from above with these feelings
It takes you away and it buries your soul again
Your now blessed by ignorance
'cause you want to

So run with me if you must follow
I'll take you away to this place where we can be free
A place I call ecstasy

Now you lie alone
Your chance to stop and stare
God, I kiss your bones
And say it's not my fault

Say it's alright
When I'm coming down
Not again it's so lifelike

Come make it alright
When i'm coming down
Not again i'm fragile

Well you say it's alright
When i'm coming down
Not again it's so lifelike

Come make it alright
When i'm coming down
Not again i'm fragile


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    Speaking as a user named AndrewHussie, I can tell you all that the entirety of Homestuck was inspired by Themata, or perhaps vice versa. This song in particular is simply scattered thoughts of Karkat struggling with his black feelings for John.

    AndrewHussieon December 30, 2011   Link

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