(Chorus)
What fortunate gloom,
Such joyful sorrow.
A poisonous fume,
A deadly arrow.
A bitter luck,
Who gives a f**k?
I pick the sharpest, shiniest blade,
Before I slice, Mother asks, “Have you prayed?”
I nod my head and ask in shame,
“If I die, who’s to blame?”
She tells me to open my hand,
As I slowly follow her demand
She cries out in frustrated tears,
“This is what you've been doing all these years?
Cutting your skin and creating scars?”
I nod my head as the tears slip far.
(Chorus)
What fortunate gloom,
Such joyful sorrow.
A poisonous fume,
A deadly arrow.
A bitter luck,
Who gives a f**k?
Locked away, I hide my pain,
In the depths of my bloody vain.
My eyes completely dry,
I have no tears left to cry.
My mother cries herself to sleep,
The wound she feels is way too deep.
I cut too much; I bleed right out,
Is this what life’s all about?
I pop some pills and cut my skin,
I don’t know where my pain begins.
(Chorus)
What fortunate gloom,
Such joyful sorrow.
A poisonous fume,
A deadly arrow.
A bitter luck,
Who gives a f**k?
Long sleeves pulled past my wrists,
My hands clenched into tight fists.
I fight myself an internal battle,
While I smile and speak senseless prattle.
Mother’s broken and restless,
The look in her eyes completely helpless.
I suppress my urge,
I’m still on the verge. . .
I throw all my blades away,
My world surrounded in a fog of gray.
(Chorus)
What fortunate gloom,
Such joyful sorrow.
A poisonous fume,
A deadly arrow.
A bitter luck,
Who gives a f**k?
These scars, imprinted pain.