Homecoming ft. Annabel McGill Lyrics

You come back home just to be in my arms


You left me broken, so torn apart


I've been learning some lessons from Judy's mistake


Punch is about to regret this day



Limb from limb, you grasp my name


Reach for the phone - can't be saved


Dust covered attic, bound to the frame


Wrap you in a thousand thread count sheets
 and warmth from the flames



I remember you brushing hair off my face


In biology class on dissection day


I sliced my chest open, gave you my beating heart


Then you say you want space; I know where to start



Space from your skin as I first draw your blood

Space from your burst lungs; I carve, they flood


You spout I'm a bitch - well you're a frog on a tray


Chop you into parts more interesting than your efforts to pray



Dig for your heart, I want my pound of flesh


Red runs down my hands like Lady MacBeth



Crimson eyes, hands quake


I pour the gas, strike the match


Leaving now would be a shame



Tears roll down, a smile curls


Sweat from heat creating pearls


Diluting poison in my brain



I pull myself close to you


So I can stare you in the eyes


Ashes and smoke fill my lungs


Flesh eaten, skin fried


Flesh eaten, skin fried