For an Unborn

If it’s part of the plan that we add up in twos

Then it comes to a point where you cannot choose

With the world at your feet you’re all set to explore

But grow weak as you’re there and you don’t know in whose lines to enroll

Without a name, a god, a goal

You don’t know how you got there or who was there first

Were you there just to please her or to quench your thirst?

Was it will or an instinct run out of control?

‘Cause today everything's brought back by a picture that you can’t recall:

Lovers on a brass bed feeling nothing at all

Someone should stand behind to catch the fall

At the end of the day you were once just as small

And like your father you’ll suddenly find that you’ve grown

Today you wake up to take the blame for what can’t be undone

And with every step you are hauled back home

‘Cause the smallest of lies can turn black with ease

What you thought was the cure turned into a disease

And you gave her your heart only to help her grow

A tumor inside her patiently waiting for the first snow to fall

Lovers on a brass bed doing nothing at all