MILO
i have seen what the darkness does
say goodbye to who i was
say goodbye to who i was
It’s a strange looking deer, and Milo’s completely at a loss of whether or not it’s better to avoid the creature and try to back away slowly for fear of frightening it or simply stay still and let it meander off. So he watches, instead, as Melita says she doesn’t know, as the deer splashes and snorts swamp water at the other redhead, Milo’s brows pinching together as he stares after the deer.
And it seems the creature finds Melita rather boring in comparison to the promise of food beneath the surface, shaking its body and sending the frog zipping through the water again, before it lowers its head to continue to eat. Once its head slips under the water, Milo rushes toward the swamp edge. “Think we should keep goin’ ‘n hope we don’ come across anythin’ else?” He suggests, despite it ending in the hint of a question.
Truthfully, Milo doesn’t know what he wants to do.
And it seems the creature finds Melita rather boring in comparison to the promise of food beneath the surface, shaking its body and sending the frog zipping through the water again, before it lowers its head to continue to eat. Once its head slips under the water, Milo rushes toward the swamp edge. “Think we should keep goin’ ‘n hope we don’ come across anythin’ else?” He suggests, despite it ending in the hint of a question.
Truthfully, Milo doesn’t know what he wants to do.
i ain't ever been away so long
don't look back, those days are gone
don't look back, those days are gone
