I was born with wounds in my head they tell me I’ll be better and they give me pills but oh, nothing takes you out of me for you are stitched into my soul like disease. Sometimes I want to hide in my mother’s womb and build a fortress of all the tears we’ve cried you and I so there's a bed and there’s our bodies intertwined like homes that swallow the skies and dance under the pouring rain and during hurricanes there’s a body and there’s another there’s a pill and there’s the other and there’s my dry mouth begging for a drizzle, from your soul, boy.