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When
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Never thought I'd live so well
Cowering in a tiny shell
With a front row seat in hell
Writhing from the pain
Every piece of me, inert
Making me an introvert
Why must waiting have to hurt?
Spiral down the drain
Sun up, sun down
Open eyes, see no hope
Breathe in, breathe out
Same old air, not a change
When will something start?
Used to have a stratagem
Now I have no plans to hem
Zombies have more life in them
I just need a save
Feel the light in blinding haze
When your head has spun for days
And your courage dumbly strays
How can I be brave?
Lights on, lights off
Days go by without pause
Sit up, lie down
Nothing thrills, seconds freeze
When will the pain leave?
I touch, senseless
I think, empty
I scream, silence
I cry
And cry
And cry and cry and cry
Not a stirring from within
Like a living mannequin
How can you say that I win
Like I'm better men?
I guess I'll just have to wait
Stewing in my poison hate
Close my eyes and lock the gate
Asking myself, 'when?'
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Phil Forsyth St. Petersburg, Florida
Phil Forsyth is a seasoned punk rocker and songsmith living in Saint Petersburg, Florida with his wife, a tortoise, three very odd cats, and a few who hang around.
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