Alice in Blunderland
One pill to be big, one pill to be small
Another pill to feel absolutely nothing at all
Alice stares through the looking glass
To see Wonderland soaked in gas
With the flick of a match she watches it burn
Holding back the tears she feels her stomach churn
This was her vivid imagination's epitaph
She stared at the psychologist as he began to laugh
"We did it" he cried "You feel better right?"
"I suppose" she said, but she cries at night
The way Alice saw the world had began to muddle
Like looking through the reflection of a dirty puddle
The pills that were supposed to keep the bad thoughts at bay
Instead have changed her world to monotone shades of gray
She no longer is sad or has those awful thoughts
But the good feelings have also become naught
Alice has become a featureless blank slate, emtionless and cold
They took her personality; her ability to be bold
Is it better to be sad, or to feel nothing all?
To not be able to run in life, but be stuck at a crawl
She is an engine, in which none of the parts strain
Alice is no longer human, she feels no pain
But without feeling, is Alice even still alive?
She has no motivations, nothing for which to strive.
Alice is no longer Alice, she has become a puppet to the pill
It has stripped her of her identity, and locked away her will
The pills effects have began to make a drastic change
She begins to feel sadness again, begins to feel strange
Her demons crawl back, from the pits of mental hell
Inside her, the depression returns and begins to swell
The pills are cruel, they consumed her, the capsules of greed
The real Alice clawed at the surface, begging to be freed
Alice is stranded and alone in a sea of misery ready to drown
Her friends are gone, the was Mad Hatter commited, and the Chesire Cat put down
Before she survived, with the help of her friends
Now shes alone, and the demons won't make amends
Alice would give anything to go back to Wonderland
She desperately yearns to return to a world that isn't so bland
She searches for a way to make the world less bleak
She wonders whether she'll make it to the end of the week
Alice talks to people, searching for help
When she is ignored she begins to yelp
She is dismissed, treated as if she's seeking for attention
Inside her head her emotions reaches their greatest tension
Finally Alice's emotions snap, like the crack of a whip
Into madness, Alice has drastically began to slip
Wonderland surrounds her, but now it is a graveyard
The land of wonder has become desolate and marred
The pills have taken over, a special parasite
They've given Alice her own hellish blight
With no way out, Alice's options seem dark
The demons and madness have left their forver mark
Death is no longer scary, she thinks of it as a release
She begins to fantasize of when her life will cease
Going through the rabbit hole, she ties a perfect knot
She kicks the chair chasing the death she has sought
She hangs there, a porcelain doll dangling from the rope
She slips through the rope as if she's a bar of soap
She cried, she was ready for the sweet embrace of death
Alice sighs, desperately wanting to take her final breath
She marches over to her pills and pops off the cap
She empties the bottle and lies down for her final nap
She puts the pills in her mouth and swallows the lot
She closes her eyes, and thinks of Wonderland with her final thought
So take one to be big, another to be small
And empty and whole bottle to end it all