| So I remember when he used to call my name
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| He used those letters that I wish I could forget
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| It was never the tone of his voice
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| Or the people in his pupil’s, no, not his choice
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| It was something proper, but whatever, he was dying
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| It was the summer suicide
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| The sun was sinking into our moonlight
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| And even when the night was blind
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| We felt a ghost waiting by our suicide
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| The summer suicide
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| Now it’s December, never useful, so dead’s my game
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| Now no one’s cleaver, not like he was. |
| I won’t forget
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| Now I hear about the moon and the mind
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| Stealing hours, mornings, minutes, eating pride
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| Now we’re all proper, but whatever, I still cried
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| It was the summer suicide
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| The sun was sinking into our moonlight
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| And even when the night was blind
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| We felt a ghost waiting by our suicide
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| The summer suicide |