on a night like tonight wide awake with a racing heart at an hour when no one's awake and on a night that's too cloudy to see any stars in the sky, i wish i were swimming in the ocean surrounded with nothing by fish and for a minute we can pretend there's nothing harmful and when i look up i can see not only stars but galaxies and i realize that i don't want to be trapped in ocean and what i really want is to be thousands of miles away in deep space where no one can hear me scream.
when i say that i want to **** myself it's not that i want to die it's just that i don't want to coexist on this earth with humans who don't care about anyone but themselves and will hurt and hurt and hurt to get themselves farther in this game we call life go to school to get a job to support your family eat, sleep, wake up, it's called a "routine" and it's a normal part of life.
it doesn't matter where you go it doesn't matter what language you speak it doesn't matter what type of car you have it doesn't matter how many bedrooms are in your house it doesn't matter how many men or women you've slept with it doesn't matter who you hurt or who you save it doesn't matter who you lie to it doesn't matter who you ****, it all ends in death.
there's got to be more than this "make a name for yourself, do something great with your life, don't waste it, you have so much potential." but how are you supposed to not waste your life when you're destined to be the same as everyone else?
in outer space, i am not the same as the galaxies or the comets or the planets i am not a product of society and i am not judged i am who i am and not who you want me to be among the stars, i can be nothing and with the anti-gravity, i can float i don't have to shut my eyes to see the stars in outer space.
the gentle hum of anxiety // trent reznor & atticus ross