old summer days, forgotten whispers crumble mummbled the whisperer carrying the begotten ways
marrying the sunshine birthing the whistles and grey a sinister mind occupied riled by the golden rays
sat by the meadow's brook pouring cigarette's in ashtray petrified of the ways earth is shook from seven sea's far away
as the dead men watch in horror, the living, and the words they say down the shore where they found a book passed down from hands gone astray
down the shore where they found a corpse too lost to see, for free to he who pays drown the soul and bury the tree or the river shall find way to the men of clay
so pour the sky some *** and see a drunk asteroid void of any hissing parts on its way to kiss the grinning sun to death and until life does them apart
maybe this world inside my head won't be just another tale if i take a pill sing to me and don't make haste else the wasted would fill the ill
sing to me and don't you wake the poison in my veins harms and **** bring to me your morning grace the demon inside my brain has no will
i'm so ***** since i ate the thrill filled the whisperer and now it's a song on the television a summer plays in a loop of silver they don't belong
outside the winter claws against a home breaking free of the last whisper frozen in ashes written on the stones regretting the moment he kissed her
for the summer to spend and mend into colours those don't fit weaving a piece of a puzzle to sit and mourn the ways to miss her more
breaking thunder for the pieces of me this place where kid eats kid, the science doesn't cut like a blade anymore.