Dizzy de Charlotte Martin

Because my roots are in it
Sing in my own voice
You are everywhere
You are everywhere
And it seems you have no choice

I could be mad or very tired
Aching, wishing, uninspired
Dizzy by a life we all can fear

Captivates the strongest trees
Harnesses the wildest breeze
Still I search the fear's disease
Dizzy

Diving into drier land
Watching water turn to sand
Exploding from these little hands
Dizzy

I'd rather take a vacant path
Could really make the grade I think
Wonder where he goes
Wonder who I'll be
He belongs to me

I could be scared or very brave
Broken, silenced, very aged
Dizzy by a life we all can fear

Captivates the strongest trees
Harnesses the wildest breeze
Still I search for fear's disease
Dizzy

Diving in a sandy sea
Feeling people stare at me
In a cage and feeling free
Dizzy

Circles can die from a neck to a tear
Living on air from the thin girl, I hear
Screaming innate from the silencing years
Ripped at the heart that could beat in my tongue

Circles can die from a neck to a tear
Living on air from the thin girl, I hear
Screaming innate from the silencing years
Ripped at the heart that could beat in my tongue

Because my heart is a bullet
Proof of salty and sweet
Almost too much love
Almost too much hate
It belongs to me

I might be driven or quite deranged
Bitter, weary, or enraged
Dizzy by a life we all can fear

Captivates the strongest trees
Harnesses the wildest breeze
Still I bid my own disease
Dizzy

Craving still to live and run
Finishing the things I've done
Dizzy in a cage and feeling free
Figuring it out, what's made of me