Apocalypse.
People I love are dying
Friends and family leaving
I never got to utter goodbye
I can still hear all the sirens
mama was screaming
grandma was praying
this year was suppose
to be my junoir year
but all i see is panic rooms
not classrooms
i wish they would stop making us
sing and write verses that are suppse to be funny
i wish they would stop preaching
cause i can see my great-uncles wife's tears
we all know it's coming, all thats left is waiting
gradpa's back to the smokes again
and my pen and paper is my only peace
I can't shake that i'm next
it aleady feels like i'm in a coma
to scared to breath, to scared to eat.
grades droppin
i can see the dissapointment in peoples
swollen eyes
looks like everybodys tired of fighting
looks like everybody could you some sleep
nation going poor, gangs rising, so I really can't
rest.even my mama now has a closer
relationship to God.
Music it no longer sounds the same
I can't help that it will all soon be gone
that this is just the begging of the Apocalypse.
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