Grieves - Wild Thing lyrics

You should seen it before you jumped on in
And realized that if you look before you leap
Then you decide to sink or swim
But, you dove into that social pool
Powdering your nose huh
And going home with people that
You hardly even know and you're a ghost
Now look at you, you hardly even speak
Haven't woken up to the thought of
Getting clean in fuckin' weeks
And if you did
I guarantee you'd never leave the sheets
Home alone until that fix comes
Put you on your feet
And some blame it on the city
Some blame it on the streets
Some bury it inside beneath that
Dream of being free
But, I can see it in your eyes
That you're aware of what it needs
How you feel like it's the only
Thing in love that doesn't leave
And it's a shame
Cause I remember life without the games
And the bittersweet acknowledgement of
How it's gonna change
But the rain can't wash you if
You're laying in the dirt
And the pain can't change you if
You blame it on the hurt

So god help us

I mean look at you
Mr I don't-even have-a-clue
Mr get-it-right-the-first-time or shut it
Down from you cause you're the boss
And Daddy taught you how to be a man
Via stepping out on Mommy and
Releasing with your hands and now it hurts
Cause you can't even question what is right
Life is nothing but a challenge and
You want to win the fight
So go ahead, try and make that old man proud
And beat that last remaining angel off
Your shoulder to the ground and then escape
Slap the world steady in it's face
And make moves on em
Force em all to cater to your taste
Exterminate the good in you that
Tried to fly away
When you figured out the only human
Part of you is pain and then it raised you
Sunk it's dirty fangs into your drained roots
Threw you to the fire
When you thought that you were flame proof
So that's the reason why you're sinking alone
And going home without a
Rescuer and drinking alone

So god help us

Now jump, yeah jump into the fire, just jump
Yeah jump into the fire, just jump
Yeah jump into the fire
You're Mommy's little angel
I'm Daddy's little squire