I’ve skipped class to work too many times for me to count.
I’ve skipped class to sleep and my bed calls me an old friend now.
Well something’s gotta change but I don’t want to make the first move;
I guess that I need something new.
A year ago now I was writing songs about how I thought I felt
It turns out delusions of insignificance can really fuck you up
But I’m alive and I’ve made it this far, even though I don’t know how
I am one of many, blend into the wood, don’t notice how much I’ve grown.
Autumn sun through changing leaves (No backbone, I sway in the wind)
I see things in them i need to see in me (I breath out what you breath in)
Rooted so deep so I can never leave (shedding bark, shedding skin)
Broken like the old tree, stump blocking the breeze (until I am comfortable again)
Photos in a window pane (Leaves of bronze)
Reminding me of where i came (autumn making them fall)
And I don’t know where I’m going. (now that everything but me is gone)
I guess I’ll just suffer through the days.
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