Our quickening breath,
the screeching of tires,
the smashing of metals,
the car has crashed.
There's nothing to do,
nothing to see.
It's all over now,
just let it be.
I walk away slowly,
away from their screams.
I close my eyes tight,
"Awake me from these dreams!"
I hear their calls,
deep in the night.
"Why didn't you save us?
You could have made things right!"
I cover my face, and feel something wet.
The sight of blood, I know I have met.
Bile rises in my throat,
I run to the door and grab my coat.
I go to the police station to rehash my story,
the detective squirms because it's too gory.
I leave the dark building,
lost in my terrors.
I missed the bus,
I'm so full of errors.
I walk in the rain,
past the old road that has caused me so much pain.
I see a figure in the distant pier,
"Is that you my dear?"
"Daddy daddy help me I'm stuck in my seat.
Don't be a coward, get on your feet!"
The pain the pain, so much pain.
By staying here I have nothing to gain.
I know what I must do;
I must get there quick,
before too long they will discover my trick.
In the cupboard there lays a gun,
calling to me, "I am so much fun."
I pick it up and lock in a bullet,
put it to my head and know I can show it.
One, two, three, four.
There's a knock at the door.
Maybe next time my friend,
we've been caught once again.