Solar System

from Homegrown Songs by Friend Hell

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Capo 1st
The same shit orbits me
They shift and control my sea
I am inside what looks like a dead planet
Observing far away

Those beautiful clouds in the sky
They look so close like I
Could touch them and feel how soft they look
But I go right through them
Cloud destroyer!

I go for a swim
When the moon is the brightest
It must be some kind of urge
To find somewhere to hurt
Because I drowned in that ocean
The waves made it hopeless to try to even stand my ground
I was in too deep
I couldn't feel my feet hit the sand
Salt water in my mouth

Tumble and spin three times
In the water, it's nothing, but I feel my spine
Breaking a thousand times
Sending the shock upstream, like I
Had a chance to fix things with my friends and family
But I can't see the point in even trying when I'm down so deep
Just let me drown here in the big open sea
Filled with life and cute fish and other bad things
I'll be a happy corpse like an aquarium decoration
I won't float to the top cause I've always been a weight and

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from Homegrown Songs, released November 26, 2020

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