1. |
Pillhead
02:13
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all alone in my room
euphoria ensues
sometimes i wish that mom knew
i forget to eat my food
i have trouble falling asleep
i can't maintain healthy hygiene
the world's not ready for me
they don't know that i'm the second coming
they don't know that i'm too young to make bad decisions
don't you understand
please just understand
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2. |
Untitled
03:02
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i tried so hard to keep my head together
i tried so hard
maybe one day you'll come around and
thank me for thinking of you and i'll
thank you for coming back home
when i look you in the eye
i only feel resentment
but for some odd reason
i can't help but say i'm sorry
thank you for coming back home
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