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The future burns slow
Like a cigarette to my lungs
And when I go home
All the emptiness fills me up
I don't know much about heart burn, do you?
I don't know much about emotion, do you?

I'm on my way home
Brother, are you okay at home?

I dug my head into the dirt
And I cried
So nasty ideias
Infecting my mind

I'm on my way home
Are you okay at home?

I don't know much about heart burn, do you?
I'm on my way home
Brother, are you okay at home?

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