Glancing to your left
Your eyes focus on the familiar sight of your girlfriend
Driving away from the sunset and toward the house you both own
You pass the abandoned houses until you reach the best-looking one
You take your bag from the car
Step inside the home
The light coming through the ceiling
Familiar pets scurrying along the floor
You lay your sleeping bag on the hard floor next to each other
The white lead paint peels from the walls
And you hold onto your future wife
You look through the holes in the ceiling to the stars above you
Glancing to your right there is a pile of needles
The scurrying mice from before greeting you
And nest in your past girlfriend's hair across the room
Your girlfriend doesn't know what she has gotten herself into
Until she sees the knife you have against her throat.
Sep 23, 2018
Sep 23, 2018 at 4:42 PM UTC
Glancing to your left
Your eyes focus on the familiar sight of your girlfriend
Driving away from the sunset and toward the house you both own
You pass the abandoned houses until you reach the best-looking one
You take your bag from the car
Step inside the home
The light coming through the ceiling
Familiar pets scurrying along the floor
You lay your sleeping bag on the hard floor next to each other
The white lead paint peels from the walls
And you hold onto your future wife
You look through the holes in the ceiling to the stars above you
Glancing to your right there is a pile of needles
The scurrying mice from before greeting you
And nest in your past girlfriend's hair across the room
Your girlfriend doesn't know what she has gotten herself into
Until she sees the knife you have against her throat.
Just read it...otherwise, you won't fully understand
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