Kaylyn Rogers - Milk/Tragedy Lyrics

The color in the cracks on the backs of my eyelids
Is a red I've only known when I've been this tireless
And you could break me up or you could take me whole
But I'll never drink the milk in my cereal bowl
And in my defense, I never planned on getting old

So finish your thought, we both know I need closure
And that you'll always stir the pot when you want exposure
I'll give you screen-time if you tell me I'm ok
When I come home clothes are wet and my bills aren't paid
If my clothes are wet, and my bills unpaid

And I just want somewhere new to sleep tonight
And I just want someone to tell me I'm gonna be alright

The woman in white said "it's quite clear to me
That you're all done growing this is as tall as you'll be"
But it's surely a lie, I take what's not mine
And I still don't know who I'm to be
So if it's true then it's a tragedy

I just want somewhere new to sleep tonight
And I just need someone to tell me I'm gonna be alright
And I hate where I'm going, and I've grown up without knowing
But I just need something to show me I'm gonna be alright