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Childhood


Darkness and brightness 
 
That’s how I explain life in that order
 
It was a long ride of torture that made me stronger
 
My childhood was fucked up as I remembered  
 
I remember I used to play with toys trains
 
It never stopped the madness in my brain 
 
I was always on my own
 
Feeling like I’m alone in my own home
 
Felt like a shadow to everyone 
 
That’s what it feels like being a middle child
 
So antisocial and scary to other kids
 
I just find it really hard to commit
 
Nobody talked to me or noticed me
 
The same shit I used to get at home
 
I’m only needed for other’s benefits
 
Been used till they get me at my limits
 
Left me out here without a damn spirit 
 
 
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