1. |
Melatonin
02:51
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2. |
Little Big Bird
04:24
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I've been plucking out
My feathers and now
All I have is this bare, broken body
Cause I've been in this cage
For far too damn long
Anxious and depressed from everything
That I've repressed
And I have agitated my skin
To the point where it's all red
There isn't a spot on my body
That hasn't bled
And now no one wants
To buy me cause I look
A little too damn crazy
But can you blame me?
So how do you expect me to thrive?
If I'm locked in a cage?
Is this how you want me to spend my life?
You just wanna leave me here
With nothing to do
But let my thoughts cripple me
Cause you think
That that's the best that we can do
I need to be led to
Correction, oh why did I
Make this an a addiction?
Maybe if I continue to
Mutilate I'll find
Bliss in what I can't
Compensate and everything
That I lack
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3. |
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Don't forget about
All the trees and the little sticks
Or how it feels
To be alive in the sun
With nature's soundtrack chirping away
Happiness isn't as complicated
As it's made out to be
It's not as far as you think
And I'll stay quiet
Cause it's all perfect
Just the way it is
It doesn't need our so-called improvements
Pesticides, and unknown chemicals
Leaking shit, spilling in, (into our water)
(Now we're) drinking it, breathing it, and sinking in
And it's all you can see now
And we all forgot about
All the trees and the little sticks
All the trees and the little sticks
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