I lost my mind in Glendale After you died, I relapsed and waited, by the mailbox for that check.
Life always finds a way to keep things in their place this existence of misery is getting old i never sleep.
i stare at figure of the woman the sole reason my heart beats and i wonder, if she were to leave how would i finally kill myself
theres a note, a letter somewhere with your initials on the stamp covered in blood from when i split my knuckles on the mirror
if you could look inside, if only you’d find a torn piece of paper ramblings of my loss the acting of loss of grief’s services rendered to me.
people say the worst things to me oh, she died so peacefully (she died so peacefully)
i’ve seen things since you’ve left your family fall apart your son avoid the unknown your daughters eat each-other my mother’s youngest being fed their scraps of empathy.