So I packed My Bags - The Journey So Far

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They wanted wars
Those wounded scars
A home gone to chars 
So I packed my bags!

Enforced discipline
Too much of listenin'
A brain that was cripplin'
So I packed my bags

She gave me love
Like an unfit glove
It killed the dove
So I packed my bags!

An unstable heart
Split in a thousand parts
Living an abstract art
So I packed my bags!

Too little to give
Yet wanting to live
Asking to forgive
I packed my bags!

Plans to survive
Clustered like a beehive
Determined to strive
I packed my bags!

Life pulled me down
Threw me outta’ town
On the verge of a breakdown
I packed my bags!

Thought I found my idyll
But life seemed idle
Pricked by life’s needle,
I packed my bags!

Clueless as I started
The journey’s what mattered
Still looking for the uncharted
My bags are still packed!

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