GRIEF II

I couldn’t make it home
Grieving your death alone
Are you with me now?
(Are you anywhere at all?)
How many lines you cut
Wasn’t ever enough
'Till it took your life away
Are we all just a family disease?
Am I cured of this chemical release?
Or am I just doomed?
I try to check my phone
Too anxious to respond
Can you blame me? No
I didn’t expect it, no
You left both of your daughters gone
You know that’s the hardest fucking part
Are w all just a family disease?
Am I cured of this chmical release?
(Or am I just doomed?)
Are we all just a family disease?
Am I cured of this chemical release?
(Or am I just doomed?)
(Are we all just a family disease?)
When it comes to the death of someone that you love, there is no such thing as
moving on. Nobody ever told me that grief felt so much like fear.​
(Am I cured of this chemical release? Or am I just…)
Grief makes you feel isolated and alone, terrified and damaged, and scared of
absolutely everything.​
When it comes to the death of someone that you love, there is no such thing as
moving on.​