There’s nothing in this pain I feel
It gets me through the day
There’s nothing in this pain I feel
I’m going to go away
I want to feed the flickers flying
Sparks into the sky
I want to feed you as you’re sighing
Sighing your goodbye
The ship is sailing
Whales are flailing
Shooting down the stars
My strength is failing
Sirens hailing
Down the dusty cars
There’s nothing in this pain I feel
It gets me through the day
There’s nothing in this pain I feel
I’m going to go away
The grackles gather, gaze with wise eyes
Up from concrete ground
I cannot find
Within this grind
The feathers that I prize
Within the songbirds’ sounds
These folded flowers cannot free
The bees until the morning
Within this pain, I cannot be
But be in painful mourning
I want to feed the flickers flying
Sparks into the sky
I want to feed you as you’re sighing
Sighing your goodbye
The forest fell
The ship is built
The barnacles will drag us down
You hear the bell
That chimes your guilt
You drop your floral gown
Behold the gold that we have found
Depression’s pain will fall
Upon the good and bad whose ground
Absorbs each raindrop’s fall
Now hold my hand
And understand
We must be sailing on
We must agree to fight the sea
The land’s dissolved and gone
There’s nothing in this pain I feel
It gets me through the day
There’s nothing in this pain I feel
I’m going to go away
I want to feed the flickers flying
Sparks into the sky
I want to feed you as you’re sighing
Sighing your goodbye