| Waiting in line
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| Passing the time reading four month old magazines
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| The pale walls given life by the florescent lights
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| Exposing stains in the carpeting
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| And sitting at my side this mockery of life:
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| A plastic plant strictly for tasteless decor
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| No one makes a sound
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| But the sirens seeping through the space between the door and the floor
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| Well there’s nothing left to say
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| The word’s just collapse into
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| Colorful waves in the spectrum of sound
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| And it’s easy on the ears
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| And it’s nice to hear
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| But it doesn’t mean a thing
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| No it doesn’t mean a thing
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| The silence breaks
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| Like a small earthquake shattering the calm — it’s my name
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| The familiar scent of sterile instruments
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| Filters out from inside the hallway
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| Your chin falls towards your lap, you know you can’t come back
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| Just one more thing to make this a little bit harder
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| You’ll wait for the turn out
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| Until then a sense of doubt hangs in the air like grief in a funeral parlor
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| Well there’s nothing left to say
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| The word’s just collapse into
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| Colorful waves in the spectrum of sound
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| And it’s easy on the ears
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| And it’s nice to hear
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| But it doesn’t mean a thing
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| No it doesn’t mean
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| No it doesn’t mean
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| No it doesn’t mean a thing
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| So tell me I’m okay with no areas of gray
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| Tell me I can go, just don’t say you don’t know
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| Because there’s nothing I can’t take like these areas of gray
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| So tell me I’m okay |