Donald Reid — Suicidal Friend lyrics
The page contains the lyrics of the song "Suicidal Friend" by Donald Reid.
Lyrics
I see you in a grocery store. I think of you I can have no more
My nerves are battered and my knees are weak. I feel sick, I can hardly speak
I was down on a rolling turn. Sweat paid no return
I had no use for remedies, or preachers preaching memories
My patience torn my hopes were gone. Nothing to offer life at all
No love from your brother. My blood feels so different now
My blood feels so different now
I’ve lost all senses now, My joy is nothing to my suicidal friend
I’ve never seen you like this before, you abuse and cry, you don’t laugh no more
It’s something I don’t understand, But you say it’s you and don’t expand
All the happy smiling faces. Hopes I had are all mutated
My colours are changing, my age is rearranging
The straw is drawn the smile is worn. All hope has fallen
All things are different now. My child is different I
Can see the point of no return. I thought my life was something more
I want to see my baby, My child to met my suicidal friend
I was happy in nothing. At least nothing was something
Now you’re leaving me. Now you’re weaving free…
With our child… No art for my destructor. No smile for my thief
No advice for my suicidal friend
It’s four seasons of bad luck. And all the poor misfits, looking for money or
love
For my suicidal friend
I see you in a grocery store. I think of you I can’t have no more
My nerves are battered and my knees are weak. I feel sick, I can hardly speak
I was down on a rolling turn. Sweat paid no return. I had no use for remedies
Or preachers preaching memories, no advice for my suicidal friend