Clutterhead
from STRIKE TWO!! by Fourth Strike Records
Clutterhead written and performed by Robert Anderson (taxarch.bandcamp.com, @potentiallyrob)
My head is as cluttered as my desk Got everything I need, but most of it’s regrets now. Sometimes I leave my mum on read 'cause I don’t want to lie and say I’m out of bed now. My head is as cluttered as my desk I can’t find anything, what did I forget now? My therapist says that I’m depressed, but what does she expect: lost my pills in all the mess now. My head is as cluttered as my desk Got everything I need, but most of it’s regrets and Sometimes I leave my mum on read 'cause I don’t want to lie and say I’m out of bed now. Learned when I was 29 that I had a twin. Kind of fucking sucks 'cause I’ll never get to meet them. Wonder if they were the tidy one? If they were the bright and shiny one? Cos I’m a fucking catastrophe And I’ll always be: I just can’t compete. My head is as cluttered as my desk I can’t find anything, what did I forget now? My therapist says that I’m depressed, but what does she expect: lost my pills in all the mess now. My head is as cluttered as my desk Got everything I need, but most of it’s regrets and Sometimes I leave my mum on read 'cause I don’t want to lie and say I’m out of bed now. When I’m feeling down, I buy shit I don’t need. My office is a wasteland 'cause discontent isn’t cheap. (so I) Stack my bills up high. Utilities is paid, put the rest in the pile with a few pages of my manuscript: it’ll be a masterpiece once I actually start it. My head is as cluttered as my desk Got everything I need, but most of it’s regrets now Sometimes I leave my mum on read 'cause I don’t want to lie, cos I don’t want to lie. My head is as cluttered as my desk I can’t find anything, what did I forget now? My therapist says that I’m depressed, but what does she expect: lost my pills in all the mess now. My head is as cluttered as my desk Got everything I need, but most of it’s regrets and Sometimes I leave my mum on read 'cause I don’t want to lie and say I’m out of bed now.