I hold my grudges like poetry, Because I like the way it tastes when I look at you. My grandmother tried to teach me, forgive and forget. I pulled the past out of her dead, clawed hands. I imagine you, held down by the weight of my frustration Crumbling as I pile one more fault, another complaint
If it helps, I don’t go easy on myself, either And you wouldn’t know it anymore than you know How much I’d like to see you cry.
At the end of all things, it won’t matter So why does it feel so good right now, Pretend playing the day I can mimic your Silken, lion’s smile And tell you exactly where in hell you can go.