I saw a noose
I saw a noose in your room
and I wanted to cry.
You untied it to tie me up
I wanted to lose control again but this time
I wouldn't have to make the next decision.
I wouldn't have to fix anything, there were no consequences.
because you were in control
you could make the next move for me.
but as I was losing control I was worried about you.
The picture of the noose couldn't leave my brain.
I pictured you losing control in a
different way, one night alone by yourself.
I wanted to tie you up, I wanted to take control
not of your body but of your mind.
I wanted to make your decisions for you.
I wanted to make your next move.
But I was tied up,
I couldn't move
I couldn't help you
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