Monster
When the monster is awake, it makes us all quake
When the monster is near, we all live in fear
The monster hasn’t always been there.
Seems like he just appeared
Out of thin air
Out of nowhere
The monster was there.
This monster doesn’t live under your bed
Or in your closet
No this monster lives within my mother.
Some people call the monster Crystal
Some call it Chrissy
But in the end the name remains the same
Crystal methamphetamine is the monster that remains.
Her body is like an empty shell of dispair
When I look into my mother’s eyes it is not her I see
No, all I see is the meth monster that dwells deep
When the monster is awake, it makes us all quake
When the monster is near, we all live in fear.
The monster has consumed her, I fear.
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