Midnight Alarm
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These bloody waters are like my bed
I’m pulling the covers over my head
I’m here in this fucking hospital and they wont let me out
I’m stuck in the mortuary, speculating what all this is about
I can’t even tell where the hell I am, from the contradictory shouts
But I know I’m not in heaven, because there are no puffy white clouds
We, here in the mortuary, prefer to share our air
Because we’re just much more caring and fair
Trapped in my claustrophobic room bleeding all night
Laying motionlessly without any visitation-rights
Trapped in my claustrophobic casket sleeping all night
Laying motionlessly without any visitation-rights
This casket is just way too small
And reminisce that time I told you I’m afraid of falling
So please just ease me in slowly
But can’t you hear me calling, can’t you hear me calling
Help me feel at home
By having no one at all come to my funeral, and have me face down in the mud
Help me feel alone
By demonstrating how I’m completely empty of blood but you’re still so full
Trapped in my claustrophobic room bleeding all night
Laying motionlessly without any visitation-rights
Trapped in my claustrophobic casket sleeping all night
Laying motionlessly without any visitation-rights
“Good night honey, you no longer have to wake up anymore
And now you don’t have to fake doing your useless chores
Sleep tight; you slept with rigor mortis; we politely put you as deep as we were able
Because we kept in mind you were slightly afraid of heights, even in your cradle”
As these feelings fade away
And you can’t look me in my face
I can rest in peace safely
Knowing you’ve put me in my place
