Dark to light his dark mood lifting,
Wrong becomes right his perceptions shifting,
There are shades of grey, not just black and white,
Carpe Diem, Be gone the night,
A long hard struggle with no easy solution,
He’s got to search within for absolution.
The light at the end of the tunnel, grows closer with each day,
But you’ve gotta reach out to grasp it, don’t let it fade away,
There are friends out there who really care and you know exactly who I mean,
The ones you shun, replaced by a gun or your prescription sertraline.
Dawn rises and he’s another step nearer,
Can’t stop trying he knows that the fear of,
Failure in another life, cost him his house, his kids, his wife,
He’s got to build on what life’s thrown at him,
He’s not afraid of dying but so afraid to give in.
The light at the end of the tunnel, grows closer with each day,
But you’ve gotta reach out to grasp it, don’t let it fade away,
There are friends out there who really care and you know exactly who I mean,
The ones you shun, replaced by a gun or your prescription sertraline.
Another month later things getting better,
Maybe time to sit down and write them a letter,
But as the pen meets paper the tears start flowing,
Remembers the last time when he knew he was going,
To end it all, his only goal, his death snatched cruelly by the toilet bowl.
The light at the end of the tunnel, grows closer with each day,
But you’ve gotta reach out to grasp it, don’t let it fade away,
There are friends out there who really care and you know exactly who I mean,
The ones you shun, replaced by a gun or your prescription sertraline.
Not as strong as he thought but he knows he’ll retain it,
That inner resolve, there’s no way to explain it,
His outlook changed upon his life, he still has his kids only lost the wife,
Finally realised he was a pain in her ass and things don’t look better through the bottom of glass.
The light at the end of the tunnel, grows closer with each day,
But you’ve gotta reach out to grasp it, don’t let it fade away,
There are friends out there who really care and you know exactly who I mean,
The ones you shun, replaced by a gun or your prescription sertraline.
(Spoken)
He’ll just have to keep trying, he knows he has to,
Gotta look to himself and at his past to,
Find out when to give in and when to fight,
To realise he wasn’t always right,
Maybe one day he’ll write that letter,
When things get easier, a little better,
But in the meantime he’ll just carry on,
And if all else fails there’s always the Gun.