Cocoon

from To Live Means To Suffer by Journalist

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the room is dark
i'm cocooned in my thoughts
i'm trying to think of ways to escape this place.
I can see a vision of the younger me
there's a light there but I blink and it goes away
Hello? Can anyone hear me?
Am I truly alone?
Is this some kind of personal hell?
Have I gone forever locked inside my mind?
with no freedom, with no key to this cell?

is their any god that can save me?
I never called on one before
but I think that the timing is perfect
Is their anyway to save me?
I don't want to live life anymore
I've come to the realization that none of this is worth it.

Instead of running I can face my inner demons
instead of running I can stand my ground
maybe then I can change my fate
maybe then I can turn it around.
Instead of going back to the start
I can find the light again
Why not? I guess it's worth the try
i'll never know if I don't try

the room is dark, I'm cocooned in my thoughts
i'm thinking of ways to escape.

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from To Live Means To Suffer, track released March 24, 2017
Cameron Davis

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