Darkness

Peter Gabriel

i’m scared of swimming in the seadark shapes moving under meevery fear i swallow makes me smallinconsequential things occuralarms are triggered memories stirit’s not the way it has to be i’m afraid of what i do not knowi hate being underminedi’m afraid i can be devil manand i’m scared to be divinedon’t mess with me my fuse is shortbeneath this skin these fragments caught when i allow it to bethere’s no control over mei have my fearsbut they do not have me walking through the undergrowth, to the house in the woodsthe deeper i go, the darker it getsi peer through the windowknock at the doorand the monster i wasso afraid oflies curled up on the flooris curled up on the floor just like a baby boy i cry until i laugh i’m afraid of being motheredwith my balls shut in the peni’m afraid of loving womenand i’m scared of loving menflashbacks coming in every nightdon’t tell me everything’s alright when i allow it t!
o beit has no control over mei own my fearso it doesn’t own me walking through the undergrowth, to the house in the woodsthe deeper i go, the darker it getsi peer through the windowknock at the doorand the monster i wasso afraid oflies curled up on the flooris curled up on the floor just like a baby boy i cry until i laugh
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