1. |
Sunshine Sickness
11:17
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and the grime day light spreads its many nooses
the mattered not things break again
its been 15 years
but yet the day breaks again so malcontent
but yet it still comes again and again
the urge to vomit blood upon my mattress sinks in
but no, itll never happen
because nothing will ever change, and to ignore that is to ignore the fact itself
nothing will ever fix these things
nothing will ever blot out the sun
nothing will ever end it all
nothing will ever end you all
because when the day breaks so grim and hateful, ignorant itself of this fact
i feel like vomiting upon my pillow, so hateful and dead inside
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2. |
Is This Love?
18:17
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3. |
Emission Of Negativity
11:36
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i could hate everything, but why?
i could shoot up a cathedral, but why?
i could kill myself, but why?
i emit negativity and self hate
for i no longer care for your artificial green pastures
the world warps around and moves like a blur, leaving no moment to plot
to plot my ever growing downfall
for that is a truly funny thing to think about
living between concrete and bricks
always seething unintelligible curses
for what does it truly matter in the end?
nothing, nothing in particular. it just gives me a way to kill time
and eventually myself, making myself a slowly rotting carcass
for this is how it is, and how it will always be
kill yourself you heathen
for i am lower than you
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