roses, violets, hell

By Cameron Boucher

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The trouble with my house, is that there's no escaping my head

I try to rid my mind, with alcohol and cigarettes

In the end, I'm left with

Reality of what could have been

I could have been a doctor

Or a policeman, or a priest

If I wasn't so caught up in my own hell, on the east coast

So I'm ripping out my teeth

You won't ever have to hear me speak again