For Mickey

Bi-Polar tendancies hold me back

Release images on my wall with tact

They speak to me I swear they do

Can you hear them? They are calling you

You say I am crazy but I feel not

I see what you cant your future will rot

You are the one who is so crazy 

Just cause your name ends with PHD

Does not mean you can tell me

I bet you got that phony degree

With two proofs of purchase from American Hersheys

Sometimes your lack of honosty

From those around my cirle of me

Take two pills a day of this crap to be free?

I may as well call on the Justice League

For Captain America has more decree

The shadows on my wall proof wrong

As they hymm the words of their Jesus song

I throw away your pain with my hard fist

As I put it in the wall with my anguish

I kill those damn shadows with my pain

And f%ck every one of you thinking im insane

Can you feel the cold steel pumping through your veins?

Cause I am sick of I V's and being drugged up again

I found the reason you call me a loon

And the reason is you fools molding me as a toon

Well welcome to my Sunday comic strip of hell

By the way Garfield says f%ck you as he eats your soul 

And Tom and Jerry give you the finger and rebel

If you dont like it turn the damn page

But my face will appear in my constant rage

So call me a loon one more time please

And give a reason to make you bow to your knees

So you can kiss my looney pinky ring

And tell me whos nuts when your soul gets a fling

Welcome to my reality

Care to make a copy of my key?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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