My love went back home for her thirst

An empty graveyard and turned earth

Shadows leered over her mother's shoulder

saying "Wait, and we will all go away when you get older"

But she wanted more, it was never enough

My love woke up to static in the night and eyes without a face

So she broke out of the house for the first time

Hungry photos and growls through the floor

She told me though she knew she was alone she could hear

"Wait, and you won't feel a thing when you get older"

But she wanted more, it was never enough

Every night, her mouth went dry calling out to the family that kept her in bed

But then the rain came so she got up and drove out to drink the water from the ground, take some lightning to the head

"No regrets" said the radio, but what does that mean when hate is witness, and you still have your mind?

My love knows more of dying than me

'Cause she didn't wait

There was no cover when she drove outside

Haunted by the rage of a whole countryside

And no matter what she wants, it's never enough

And it doesn't go away when you get older

Oh this feeling that all surfaces creak and groan

Under me

Buried

Not dead

Too late

Gone