1. |
wings
02:05
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please help rid me of this emptiness
bring my memories back to me
everything is in bits and pieces
so many holes that I can't seem to piece together
locked away in a cage
that I have subconsciously made
to keep me from feeling pain
having trouble sleeping at night
keep thinking back to the times when I felt alive
keep your head held high
till the very day you die
try to find your peace of mind
spread your wings
once you find
the very thing you thought had died
thought had died long ago
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2. |
shedding skin
02:00
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I thought I figured myself out
but I don't feel comfortable in my skin anymore
now I'm back to my ways
of screaming on the inside
asking "who am I?"
while holding my knees tight
staying up late
trying to find peace of mind
bottled on the inside
hopefully I won't lose my mind
would you still like me for who I am?
hopefully you still like me for who I am
losing my mind
will I be alright?
losing my mind
will I be alright?
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3. |
smile
01:15
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I'm scared to tell anyone
the deepest parts about me
would they care if they found out?
would they rat me out?
scrutinize me and cast me out?
just because I am not
who they thought I was
or who they wanted me to be
that I'm not someone
who lines up with their beliefs
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4. |
repeat
01:39
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5. |
triggers
02:20
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Raccoon Village Columbia, Maryland
Tired trans girl trying to figure themselves out (:
They/them and She/Her plz :3
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