only time will tell if I'll allow
the scenery around to eat me alive
Waiting something out.
I want to sleep for weeks like a dog at her feet
even though I know it won't work out in the long run
What he wants to do is to be with her.
so I burn down the wall, breathe my good shadow
those arms I once knew, hold me like ghost
He's thinking of her still and always, too many reminders to just get her out of his head.
I learn how to speak a forgotten language
I fall in the sea but forget how to swim
He tries removes her from all aspects of life, but can't function entirely normal. He's still too attached.
When anything that's anything becomes nothing that's everything
and nothing is the only thing you ever seem to have
Having nothing, but everything is the full concept of acceptance.
I learn how to speak a defeated language
I fall in the street as I howl at the moon
He's not sad anymore, he's angry. He's frustrated. He feels like something is wrong, but he can't find out how to fix it. Followed by the true message again and again with added feelings, and a reliving "la la la" which in this case may symbolize closure.
only time will tell if I'll allow the scenery around to eat me alive
Waiting something out.
I want to sleep for weeks like a dog at her feet even though I know it won't work out in the long run
What he wants to do is to be with her.
so I burn down the wall, breathe my good shadow those arms I once knew, hold me like ghost
He's thinking of her still and always, too many reminders to just get her out of his head.
I learn how to speak a forgotten language I fall in the sea but forget how to swim
He tries removes her from all aspects of life, but can't function entirely normal. He's still too attached.
When anything that's anything becomes nothing that's everything and nothing is the only thing you ever seem to have
Having nothing, but everything is the full concept of acceptance.
I learn how to speak a defeated language I fall in the street as I howl at the moon
He's not sad anymore, he's angry. He's frustrated. He feels like something is wrong, but he can't find out how to fix it. Followed by the true message again and again with added feelings, and a reliving "la la la" which in this case may symbolize closure.