Inside My Head

Orgy

Every time you think of me like your godamn trophy
It just pushes me away
Pushes me

I never said I’d make you mine
Why do you insist on pushing all the time
I know it’s not my vivid imagination
Telling you lies
Telling you lies

It’s funny how you found the time
To expose yourself and be another one of these
Psychos all around me
Psychos all around me
Like to say my head’s not right
My head’s not right

Medicated aren’t we all
Turning into you
Got me crazed with what you do
Inside my head there’s a vision of you
And nothing’s changing
Nothing’s changing
I want to run away
And you say it’s alright
I want to run away

Walk away
Just go
I think you’re pushing, pushing me
To seek and discover to notice you’re different than all the rest
Keeps telling me to ask why

Would it really hurt you to leave me alone sometimes
To seek and discover your genius uncovered
Your pain
Nothing’s changing
Nothing’s changing

Medicated aren’t we all
Turn me into you
Got me crazed with what you do
Inside my head there’s a vision of you
And nothing’s changing
Nothing’s changing
I want to run away
And you say it’s alright

I want to run away
Pushing me away
Pushing me away
Pushing me away
Pushing me, pushing me
Pushing me

Medicated aren’t we all
Turning into you
Got me crazed with what you do
Inside my head there’s a vision of you
And nothing’s changing

Medicate it are we’re all
Turn me into you
Got me crazed with what you do
You do
Inside my head there’s a vision of you
And nothing’s changing

Nothing’s changing
Nothing’s changing

Maybe it’s not me
It’s all inside my head
Maybe it’s not me
It’s all inside my head
And nothing’s changing
It’s all inside my head
And nothing’s changing
It’s all inside my head


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    'Raging boner'? I think there's way more too it than that, what with the "nothing changing".

    And that would mean the other person wants to appear as though they are trying to cope with themselves & their problems, but the person won't let himself be convinced

    "Medicated aren't we all"--We've all got our addictions, and the other person is his (and hers(?) is...?). Looks like he's going through withdrawals because...

    I think it's someone he hardly ever gets to see and only hears about or talks but still cares for, because why would you need to be concerned with visions of someone when they are constantly in plain view? I guess it could be about a long-distance relationship (which have a good chance of not working out)...

    Also the last 'medicated' verse, "medicated are we're all" appears that way in the booklet IIRC. Screwy, I know, lol.

    wagahomodachion September 30, 2008   Link

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