I’m carrying a dead man around
His face looks just like mine
I let him decide things for me
When I’m drinking from the wrong vine
He’s an expert at his mistakes
I’m still perfecting all of mine
He died so many years ago
But he’s still here all the time
I’m carrying a dead man around
His feet dragging in the dirt
My legs never move too fast
My back just always hurts
His stink stains all my clothes
His filthy pants and rotten shirt
Hide new clothes I’ve put on,
an outfit of infinite worth
I’m carrying a dead man around
He whispers his lies to me
He is an unwelcome guest
But I’m too scared to flee
Sometimes my heart buries his corpse
Hidden in ink-black dirt, down deep
But I always unearth him, drag him out
And eat his sweet deceit
I’m carrying a dead man around
His face looks just like mine
He only exists because I let him
I’ll bury him for good this time
He died a long time ago
I no longer need his grime
My new clothes look perfect
Normal streets are starting to shine