I'm up at six I get a slice of bread I cut a hole in it I crack a little egg into a frying pan And I try to get my mind turned off
I'm naked now Because it doesn't really matter When the shades are down I was born this way I'll die this way I don't know how I'm ever gonna Tell myself the truth
I live alone A house without a heart Is not a home I think I may destroy the things I own I'm going back Way back to black and red Inside my haunted head
I get the prayer shawl on I wrap myself in something That is way beyond anything My mind can get its dirty fingers on I'm going through the motions like a champ
I take these aimless drives From two a. m. to four I live these Secret lives, identities that all die off Not one survives By morning there's nobody at the wheel
I'm out in Lake Street now I'm coming to a red light But there's no one around The law sits on my shoulder And it weighs me down It's talking in a language Long since dead Inside my haunted head
Gentlemen, I'm having too much fun My arms around the toilet Like a long-lost chum I'm kneeling at the throne I'm stricken deaf and dumb I'm learning what it means to really pray
Tried to get cute with pain I thought I could avoid it Thought I knew the game But just when you get the hang of It the rules all change And you're doing time For crimes that don't exist
So I sit and wait 'Til I can finally see the sense it makes I know this sick world's Bound to be explained So I'm hanging on if only by a Thread inside my haunted head
Compositor: Ezra Mordechai Furman ECAD: Obra #12919246