Downtown is underground
My feet are killing me
And I still can't see
I lost my sight ten miles back
There was this symbol of pure innocence
I came too close and it turns out
Around here
Nothings real
I thought "maybe if I push myself"
I couldn't do it
I've never been good at being a ****
I'm too nice a guy
So I just sat there
On what seemed like a mound of broken glass
I started to feel around
So I could get back on the road
When I felt something crawling on the ground
It was my dead dog from when I was eight
I said "Hey boy." and started to pet him
Then it happened
I lost my hands, they fell off
I couldn't cry
I couldn't even scratch my head in a confused gesture
So I did the one thing I could do
Walk
I was thinking of my childhood
Or at least what I could remember
My memory seemed to be slipping away
I thought nothing of it, loss was the theme of the day
I ran into an old man
He was my grandfather, the one I never met
I tried to catch up, and asked him how he'd been
He pulled out my tongue
So I gave him a hug
What else was I going to do
I blew I kiss good-bye with my stub
And continued walking
At least I had my lips
Realization
I started to think about my failure to question anything that was taking place
Was it a dream
Was I slipped some illicit drug
I felt no pain
I was de-evolved
Maybe that was it
After coming to this conclusion
The narrator switches from past to present tense
And I can sense my hearing losing strength
Before I could hear the birds
Now it's just my heart beat
I know what’s next
I only have one left
And this means I'll never smell another rose
I'm just a brain
With some flesh and muscle
And a little bit of pride
I still haven't lost my mind
Back to the past
That’s how it all went
Losing everything you neglect
So I guess
I respect everything
That I don't have
I'm still sitting in this dream world
It's a little bit of heaven
With a helping of hell
Maybe that's it
Maybe I died.
May 12, 2016
May 12, 2016 at 5:59 PM UTC
Downtown is underground
My feet are killing me
And I still can't see
I lost my sight ten miles back
There was this symbol of pure innocence
I came too close and it turns out
Around here
Nothings real
I thought "maybe if I push myself"
I couldn't do it
I've never been good at being a ****
I'm too nice a guy
So I just sat there
On what seemed like a mound of broken glass
I started to feel around
So I could get back on the road
When I felt something crawling on the ground
It was my dead dog from when I was eight
I said "Hey boy." and started to pet him
Then it happened
I lost my hands, they fell off
I couldn't cry
I couldn't even scratch my head in a confused gesture
So I did the one thing I could do
Walk
I was thinking of my childhood
Or at least what I could remember
My memory seemed to be slipping away
I thought nothing of it, loss was the theme of the day
I ran into an old man
He was my grandfather, the one I never met
I tried to catch up, and asked him how he'd been
He pulled out my tongue
So I gave him a hug
What else was I going to do
I blew I kiss good-bye with my stub
And continued walking
At least I had my lips
Realization
I started to think about my failure to question anything that was taking place
Was it a dream
Was I slipped some illicit drug
I felt no pain
I was de-evolved
Maybe that was it
After coming to this conclusion
The narrator switches from past to present tense
And I can sense my hearing losing strength
Before I could hear the birds
Now it's just my heart beat
I know what’s next
I only have one left
And this means I'll never smell another rose
I'm just a brain
With some flesh and muscle
And a little bit of pride
I still haven't lost my mind
Back to the past
That’s how it all went
Losing everything you neglect
So I guess
I respect everything
That I don't have
I'm still sitting in this dream world
It's a little bit of heaven
With a helping of hell
Maybe that's it
Maybe I died.
