John M. Bricker - Mirror Conversation

Mirror, what do I believe?
An apathetic philosophy
The self set trap of self-pity feels
Good

God, why don't you fit inside my mind?
An anthem won't destroy my pride
Between respect and terrified
A thin line

I can't believe I left
You quiet on the steps
Two odd men out, the only ones
Sober at the party

I haven't gone to church in weeks...
But don't call me so weak
I'm barely awake
Driving down 85

Now for quite a while I've been inside
Strain my veins, flood with blue light
I can't recall last I saw sunshine
At all

Text that runs up and down my screen
My best pen pal is always me
My cell phone sits, dusty, though they're
Waiting for a call

Jump through hoops you can't unsee...
Jump through hoops you can't unsee...
Jump through hoops you can't unsee...
Jump through hoops you can't unsee...

I can't believe I left
You quiet on the steps
Two odd men out, the only ones
Sober at the party

I haven't gone to church in weeks...
But don't call me so weak
I'm barely awake
Driving down 85

And I can't believe you're wise
While your hand's holding mine
Blinding headlights
Cruising down dead end drive

That night I saw you standing there
Eviction notice on the stair
I knew you could help but I
Sat and stared
And told myself I didn't care...
You don't care
You don't care

Jump through hoops...

Written by:
John Bricker

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