Heavy to the Touch

You get some time away 
and time really gets away from you. 
I said I was searching for myself 
but I was running from everything too.

A new degree, 
a piece of paper, 
framed in dark ebony 
to hang up later. 
(or else it's)

Your harsh words, 
whispered into my ear, 
You said, "This time was fun, 
but you no longer belong here."

In your bedroom 
with those foreign faces. 
Under your clothes, 
private places.

I'll push my roots into the road with all my might, 
cause I'm not coming back tonight.

From coast to coast, until I'm bored of the sea. 
Making land into stories, pictures mean memories. 
Until you won't recognize me. 
Until you won't recognize me.