Mimosa De Valois - Bioluminescent beach

{Verse1}
Tarnished grass, a boy knocked down in the ground from the swirls of the swings
How can someone so little survive so many hits?
The wounds healed, but an inner stain goes unnoticed so it´ sticks
A face of a grey scale from the colors being drained by so many licks
The parents will only see the triumphs of their inch-perfect sons

{Chorus}
Am I a bioluminescent beach for your fears?
They thought you could grow up from their spits
But that kid still sits
In his own blood, his excuse is that the seat is warm for the first time in years
Now your adolescence is a substance
That you are addicted to, acres of Arctic in all of your limbs

{Verse2}
Some souls are tied to their wrists
You are drowning a little boy in drinks
Some souls stop fighting their body weight against the currents of the winds
You know every time you swallow their words, your body shrinks
Some knuckles get bloody from the anxiety they hold in their fists
Head slammed on the desk, you have been ashamed to show your face since

{Chorus}
Am I a bioluminescent beach for your fears?
They thought you could grow up from their spits
But that kid still sits
In his own blood, his excuse is that the seat is warm for the first time in years
Now you feel like your soul is a sentence
You see all the glances pointed at your deepest hurt as guns

{Bridge}
And I will watch you bleed out from that little boy´s wings
They will call what happened to you one of the greatest myths
And other mothers will lose their sons
To these myths called ignoble grins
He riveted his loyal friend´s eyes like they were a water used to rinse
But they were a glass made of glances of his peers
Your soul was a cup, and they all took sips
The home´s hanging lips complied with their silence

{Outro}
Now you see love as the clay the potters made as a wrong reference
You can try but to some people you won´t die with your absence
My bioluminescent beach is your presence