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My Dark Guilt


 My Dark Guilt

I need you I need you now

You become my love, but how?

You are my addiction

But you are something I don’t mention

You’re in my mind, forever I’m scarred

And this life I live is a Prison Guard

Yet you are my prison break

When you are mine, there is no ache

I need it, I need some more

I will take it all, I will hoard

This drug is dark

This drug will forever leave a mark

The pain is gone

I feel so Faun

It’s going away

The pain that had ridden is now here to stay

My teeth with a crack

My heart, it turns black

Now I’m colder than a stone

All I can do is sit and moan

I need the drug

I need that one last warm hug

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