Your password doesn't match
You don’t recognize
Your face in photographs
Something in your eyes
Is only there in half
All the bones inside
You don’t quite feel attached
Your password doesn’t match
Your body is your own
But you fear that it won’t last
Listen to the radio
The newest news broadcast
You know that you are home
But this too could be trespass
As long as you’re alone
You needn’t think of that
Most terrifying fact
Your password doesn’t match
Your username Outcast
You need to counteract
All the ways your life falls flat
Your password doesn’t match
Your password doesn’t match
Your password doesn’t match
And how surreal is that?
To know that all you are
Can be logged out of like Snapchat?
Your life your lies your favorite hat
Everything forgotten
Or deleted
Burned to ash
Your password doesn’t match
Your password doesn’t match
Is there a point where the universe becomes the stars?
Where the void becomes the night?
Reality is mostly dark
With only a few lights
The world is dying anyways
I don't know how you cope
Maybe once you've seen the day
Your nightmares all elope
I'm drinking a beer in my car
There's no stars in the sky
The universe becomes the stars
The void becomes the night
I thought that if I didn't tell you
Things would work out how I'd hoped
I think that thought was untrue
A perfect excuse not to cope
I don't know
You're the best of all of us
I hope you don't forget
A perfect dawn, heartbroken dusk
I love you more than fishnets
Dandelions in the grass
Sprouting up through concrete cracks
Present if you need a snack
The sweetest weeds around
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Yes, sometimes they have got thorns
But look at how well they adorn
Unyielding to relentless scorn
The entire fucking town
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So maybe they're more independent
In where they wind up getting planted
Just as nature had intented
Pretty flowers on the ground
Everyday your heart stops
So we're sitting in the parking lot
Prayers you don't believe in
To let you be forgiven
But we can't see the stars
Or the reddish glow of Mars
So the streetlamps look like angels
And the darkness looks like God