One Boy Jury by Blake Rouse Lyrics

[Verse 1]
My borough's buried forty minutes north of Denver
Five thousand feet up in the air
And I’m tethered to the lampost of this place
What a fear of change
You got there, I got there

What a well-deserved break from Northern Colorado
But mentally I’m wishing I was there
I’m scratching at my eyes, I’m terrified
What a fear of mind
You got there, I got there

[Chorus]
There's no stopping me
From taking over everything, if I try
I testify it's my own trial inside my mind
And there’s no vacancy
A Tesla coil, Monopoly money
Do you find it funny? ‘Cause I know that it’s funny when I’m gone
[Verse 2]
I’ve given up a few of my favorite people
For time alone with someone I despised
It’s truly my demise, apologize
Child, you’re better than the way you view yourself in your eyes

And I might hate the way the ground cracks underneath me
Or the seventh lane they built to fix the gap
But really I'm just jealous of the ghosts that I miss the most
But you know that, I know that

[Chorus]
There’s no stopping me
A burning land, a prophecy, if I don’t
Back out I might be buried all while fully blinded
My democracy
It’s easy to fall off at sea, I see
You find appealing, but peel a peeling back and you get me

[Verse 3]
And I’m writing down what I feel ‘cause I can’t feel it
I know it sounds confusing but it’s true
But if I look at rivers, though askew
I know I’ve got you
I always know I have you