[Refrain] It was a monsta constant Wouldn’t leave alone, it wants her, haunts her Lights a dumpster fire in her head [Verse 1] She goes to war in the kitchen sink It sinks its teeth into her, slips beneath her skin Three and three is forty four and still I’m not sure Did I leave the soap too close to the dog Did I feed, did I poison, did I kill the bird The faucet drips, drips drips even though It’s off The bubbles on my hands look wrong from here A spoon on the counter ruins the day Something bad will happen if it stays [Tag] Open. Close. Door. One wrong choice decides it all. [Refrain] It was a monsta constant Wouldn’t leave alone, it wants her, haunts her It was a monsta constant Wouldn’t leave alone, it wants her, haunts her Lights a dumpster fire in her head [Verse 2] The world’s upside down and the monster slithers in her mind and no weapon stops its design It lives in the drip It lives in the steam It lives in the place between clean and clean She checks the knob till the metal goes warm Stands in the doorway riding out the storm The dish towel twitches The mold swarms the kitchen The world grows teeth when the evening comes [spoken Tag] Old chaos dressed up decent. Only curses, daily. [Refrain] It was a monsta constant Wouldn’t leave alone, it wants her, haunts her It was a monsta constant Wouldn’t leave alone, it wants her, haunts her Lights a dumpster fire in her head [Bridge] She knows the joke and she hates it too How stupid her obsessions sound to you A glass in the sink A drop on the tile A little mess grows a mouth for a while So she leaves one spot where it should not be Stares it down like an enemy Her heart kicks hard but she lets it sit Just to prove she don’t answer it [spoken Tag] Obey, Count, Doubt Ordinary ghosts doing damage [Final Refrain] It was a monsta constant Wouldn’t leave alone, it wants her, haunts her It was a monsta constant Wouldn’t leave alone, it wants her, haunts her It was a monsta constant Wouldn’t leave alone, it wants her, haunts her It wants her haunts her it wants her haunts her
