Lay with rough feet meant for rock running, not these soft wooly alleys
Fear a pounding fist upon you the day after, turning eyes red
A devil beating in an outlandish dress is what you shall see then
So close your eyes to a true evening, blot out this torment
Burry yourself with shoveled dirt and pray for fresh air
Imagine the soft carpet under your feet to be clean, clear of bile
Then open your eyes to a new day, or you won’t have a prayer
Sorry, but it’s all I got.
As you sleep, unconscious, I remember when I was a kid, a California sun
We would run through shattered glass, breaking through hard times
Then there were no worries, but now I know about the drinking
I’ve heard the clinking of bottles that hang deep in your robes, swaying in the air
Once you finish these glass vials, you turn to feed off me
Drinking my blood dry as I sit in the summer heat; a potential hope
But this summer sun cannot kill the alcoholic vampire,
I don’t have a prayer, so give me all you got.
Why do you try to teach me your story? I’m educated and falling far away
Your answers shall only open my eyes to the new low not yet obtained
Please, look away and hold my head as I sit oblivious,
Just let me revel in my fantasies of worry-frees, lying on yet softer floors
You are the dead from whom I’m revoked, with your tender flesh and
All things die in time, even the love of refreshingly cold illusions flowing down throats
We are offbeat from each other, and forever in a communication breakdown
No one can have a prayer for you, and I’ve given it all I got.