Lethargy

from Kitsune by Stonehand

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I've been wasting away my time on this earth
toiling dirt, peddling sweat for cash
getting gashes on my wrists to lift my heart from the soil
(It doesn't nourish it anymore)

And it's getting hard to believe
That I even have a chance, to survive,
in this degree of heat

I can't believe what a travesty I've become
So I put up a wall

We are
Weary souls wandering the earth
Tired at 21
Already fearing the day we're dead and buried
In cemeteries
Oh I loathe how loathsome I am

We are, weary souls
wandering the earth

The first time that I realised that I am just a nothing
living a nothing life
it took all my strength not to snap
and that's a fact

I'm just another human
trying to survive a life I can't justify
just as bad are the corporations
stealing the air from our lungs
and poisoning the plants that we eat

do you know what the morale of the story is
It's that the worst part is
that I know that I'm part of the problem

We are, weary souls
Wandering the earth

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from Kitsune, released April 28, 2017

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