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had enough?


Have you ever thought you’d had enough?
When days grow dark and life gets tough

Took some tablets, and a few more?
Treating life like a closed door

Have you ever thought about help when you struggle?
Have you ever thought your life’s a puzzle?

You may build this vast fake shadow
At your lowest hiding in the hallows

You’ve had enough can’t bare to scream
Wishing this was all a bad dream

You down and chug neat, sharp vodka
To numb the pain and feel no more
You look for someone just to care

But you awake with even more violent pain
You awake with nothing but wind and dismal rain

Have you ever asked yourself why?
Maybe you were born just to die.
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