It was a black and white man
the picture in my dreams
I threw my glass at your face
I'm mad at you for not coming whatsoever,
for not knowing, for not feeling
You aren't there
When I call you
When I'm thirsty, when I'm hungry
You aren't there
If I'd run, if I'd hug,
if I'd hold onto you, you aren't there
In the dark emptiness of my spirit
You aren't there
They weren't meaningless, neither were they weird
the lies I told myself
I believed in a dream that would never come true
My combat is for your impossibility,
your silence, your distance
You aren't there
When I call you
When I'm thirsty, when I'm hungry
You aren't there
If I'd run, if I'd hug,
if I'd hold onto (you)
In the dark emptiness of my spirit
You aren't there