I watch the ceiling fan make redundant circles As my head pounds in tune with the footsteps down the hall And I don't find myself intrigued between the pages of my favorite books like I usually do And I can't seem to remember what embrace feels like at all I watch the clock tick hours away as I lay underneath my blankets, a steady shelter to calm my storming insides I look to the dresser where memories of brighter days linger And I reminisce on days just as these Pressure just keeps getting stronger And this is the time where angst seems to naw at my insides But it's not like "when will I get a new job" or "would my parents be proud" It's like an endless drizzle over my head because the clouds won't leave me the **** alone Trapped inside of a walk-through town and people who walk on you But staying in this dead ended mess that seems to be the only thing I know I wonder if someday these walls will collapse on me and drywall will find its way into my lungs I guess this how it feels to grow up