Born and raised in a perfect family
Sunday mornings, church assembly
Honor roll and varsity
Pride of the whole community
But there’s a restlessness inside
A darker something I can’t describe
Creeping through my veins when I’m all alone
But other than that, I’m entirely normal!
What is normal anyway?
A mask we choose to wear each day
Do the rules even matter if you don’t play?
Is it a game where we pretend to obey?
Are we bound by laws we can’t defy
Sacrificing desires to comply
Or maybe normal’s just a well-dressed lie
You won’t find out until you try
She falls for the charm, the confident guise
Promises shared under starry skies
But darkness hides where trust should bloom
Behind closed doors, I seal her doom
Desires rage with untamed force
Boundaries fade, blind to remorse
Emotions drive me past control
As the dark consumes me whole
What is normal anyway?
A mask we choose to wear each day
Do the rules even matter if you don’t play?
Is it a game where we pretend to obey?
Are we bound by laws we can’t defy
Sacrificing desires to comply
Or maybe normal’s just a well-dressed lie
You won’t find out until you try
Other than that, I’m entirely normal!
Entirely normal, entirely normal!
I’m entirely normal, entirely
Silver spoons can bury secrets deep
Family fortunes in a pile so steep
Their golden boy, their darling creep
He’s too far gone, too damned, too sunk to weep
Entirely normal, entirely normal, entirely normal
Conscience whispers soft and low
Her screams haunt me where I go
Things the world should never know
But other than that, I’m entirely normal