Cabin Fever

from Garden by Heavy Weight

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As the world passes by
Mine just stays still
Read me like a book
With many pages to fill

The stop signs start to make more sense with each day
The shutters are open, unlike my mind
But the streaks never seem to go away

Set me free
There's a different side to me

Can you see me through my window?
(Can you see me through my window?)
Can you see me peaking through?
Cause I don't want any part of this mess
That I got myself into

The door is locked from the inside
And I swallowed the key
You progress to watch me regress
It makes me laugh, this is not how it should be

This self deprecation
Is the only meditation I ever learned

Can you see me through my window?
(Can you see me through my window?)
Can you see me peaking through?
Cause I don't want any part of this mess
That I got myself into

The silence is loud
I cannot seem to turn it down
I can't take this subtle breeze of irony

Cause I'm glued to this bed
But I'm so restless
(I cant take this subtle breeze of irony)

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from Garden, released December 9, 2014

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