I am here taking a shit, taking the world Taking a song
Breathing it a new Corroding in my lap, lays all the visions I thought the world should be
Who am I? Who am I to change a world where I am not perfect unless I die first
Where do I go from here? Should I go and work with my fellow man until I sleep the rest of this day away
Head to the Provo River Trail Do nothing, but stand there staring
The moment is not lost Forgotten, never to be written
All there is to do now Lay in my room Imagine bricks being layed down around me
Imagine the floor to morph into snakes
I see my window shatter from the godly suction
No longer able to hold I let the world take me The world won't stop spinning The spinning and singing has been giving me a painful headache
My skin crumbles into Autumn leaves Bones expand into stumps, roots, and cold mountains My organs and blood become protein for the rest of the dead
My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness
My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness
My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness
You certainly have a way with words.
In current mainstream music form this repeating is pretty commonplace.
On September 22 2013 06:44 hp.Shell wrote: Rise from the ashes of stylistic division With these non-stop lyrics of life living Not to be forgotten but still unforgiven
My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness My sickness