Tell it to me quickly,
now tell it to me fast,
I'm running out of time,
and these moments never last.
I'm not hallucinating,
I'm not turning this page,
until I find somebody
to justify my rage.
I'm tired of your reasons,
I can't resist the urge,
I long for self-destruction,
my lungs to smoke and burn.
It was just a little detour,
a youthful soul's mistake,
not something brining cancer
to a man at twenty-eight!
Midnight, red light, skin tight,
and I'm flying.
Clean days, no haze, life fades,
and I'm mad.
Not broken, not bowed,
but I have no patience,
longing again for what
I must have.
You say to find a middle path,
but you're so full of it!
How can a man walk down a road
that never truly fit?
Never bought all your transcendence,
your talk of love and gods,
either I'm truly missing something,
or it really is a fraud.
I guess I'll never know now,
you doctors say I'm screwed,
you say slowing it all down
is the least that I can do.
So four months is what you give me
before my time to die,
but if that dark train is a-coming
it won't matter what I try!
Midnight, red light, skin tight,
and I'm flying.
Clean days, no haze, life fades
and I'm mad.
Not broken, not bowed,
but I have no patience,
longing again for what
I must have.
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Author:
David Welch (
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