Farewell Honey by Josh Rags

Devoted my life to a spouse who carelessly denied
I’m a better man she could attain
Never forgot our dates, or was I even late
You still shout: Don’t ever doubt my fate

You kept whining on the couch,
how life can be hard with only mercy to regret
How could you be my man
It was the last thing you ever said
Before I clogged your mouth from one side to the end

Never thought I could reach a moment of silence
The constant misery placed on my shoulders slowly faded
I heard a knock at the door, my knees dropped on the floor as I heard you scream

Don’t you worry, I’m right here just to haunt you til you’re done
You can’t kill me, I will break you, you’ll never be on your own

Slippery thoughts on a steep mind drowned my fate with cheap wines surrendered me to a bitter taste
Passed out on the couch is something I can vouch to be protected from the woman I repelled

Woke up in the dead of night, suddenly I realize you never left an eye off my corpse
You gazed at what’s left of mine, claimed I should be the one to be trapped 1000 feet below

Never thought I could reach a moment of silence
The constant misery placed on my shoulders slowly faded
I heard a knock at the door, my knees dropped on the floor as I heard you scream

Don’t you worry, I’m right here just to haunt you til you’re done
You can’t kill me, I will break you, you’ll never be on your own

• Darkfolk
• Folk
• Folkgrass
• Gypsy Folk
• folkgrass
• Montreal