the lesser of the big, bright city
the smallest town you've ever been
everyone out there still enjoys life
more than me
how do you have fun with nowhere to run
and nothing to do
i am surrounded, in your eyes, by all these wealthy avenues
big lights, people, a population bigger than 3,300
and i know nothing outside my bedroom walls
i must be so ungrateful to of lived everywhere bright
and share it with nobody
in your forty-minute walk of a town
i finally see all how much time i've wasted
years spent thinking i shouldn't feel this way
when there are people worse-off than me
i see the truth, and i feel guilt.
you all live more, and better, than i ever did
within these bedroom walls i've taught myself
a thought process i couldn't break until your minimal lights
they would reassure me in their silence that it was all in my head
the walls are still standing, you're breathing in your sleep,
you're okay.
people who i've thought would hate themselves more than i
love each other more than anyone has loved me
more than i've loved me. they've lived normally. grown the way
i thought i was supposed to, and just never did.
and that's why i cannot trust my bedroom walls tonight.
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