Home Sweet Cell by eatthemooncake Lyrics

Somewhere across the universe, I would be
Located in a city, waiting out for the stars to see
With eyes drawn to a bleak sea under a tree
To throw myself beneath, stand above with glee

Somewhere across the city, I would hear
For once a while: someone famous came near
The one and only — I missed the cheers
A fatal jab on my heart, mending it with a seer

Somewhere in this room, I would compel
Again, and again, asking for the broken past to rebel
Still saying “east, west, home’s best” (Well…)
Confined in a solitary room, I say, home sweet cell

Somewhere in this mind, I would seal
These fantastical beasts in the chest for real
For they contain
No treasure, no weight and no appeal

Mouth open, bulbs lit, waiting for the door
To click—wide open—
And see that our lives were woven
Far beyond my vessel of knowledge
Soon, you flipped over to make a smile
Two futures that stand out for a mile
Is this a trial, is this a life but remade?
For this prisoner, I can’t say but to believe
Reaching out the attic for sins to bade
Dear visionary, proper scenes are not seen