Hannah Elizabeth Cassidy
It comes in waves; slowly fades
In silence, I regain my strength
Shards of glass pierce my face
Crooked back breaks under the weight -
Got drunk again, swallow bile
Just my way of killing time
I don't belong here
My skin don't seem to fit
Looking out my dull eye
Wondering when I'll get mine
Lord knows, I fucking try
But I never quite get it right
Thick disease clouds my mind
All the spiders crawling up inside
I don't belong here
My skin don't seem to fit
Everything feels the same
For what I once loved; I just don't care
There is an emptiness I can't control
I'm tired now, just take it all -
It comes in waves; slowly fades
In silence, I regain my strength
Pull the glass shards from my face
And once again, I walk away.
I wrote this song after suffering a severe episode of depression. It is my acknowledgement that although what happened to me isn't my fault, the harmful, self sabotaging ways I choose to deal with it very much are. It's the shame I feel when I am constantly falling in and out of depression - all whilst knowing full well that whiskey will not help me. I'm calling myself out basically.
Written by Hannah Elizabeth Cassidy
Hannah Elizabeth Cassidy, 26
Foul mouthed alien poet
I write songs and stuff
A bit weird and a bit shy
Too much whiskey/too much Star Wars