Tell Me

My head hurts, I’ve been trying to meet the silence 

It left me with all my old habits in its empty violence  

I’ve been searching for peace, but I could never run far enough 

It’s in the stillness, the wake of my own desolate disaster 

I find the ugly truth sitting like skeletons behind the plaster 

I’m not the lies I sell

Blanket me with a truth, I’ve been unforgiving in my assessments 

I never paid down the debt I owed on my ornamental investments

Wherefore art thou enlightenment?

Show me how to be the truth I need. 

Tell me how to take pride in the silver I bleed. 

I can’t make it to someday if I strike out today

I’ll never meet nostalgia in the beauty of its youth 

Guess I’ll always be the living proof  

Tell me, tell me 

Previous
Previous

Coin in the Well

Next
Next

Hold Me