From my cocoon it's hard to see out
It doesn't look like much, but it's fancy as anything can be
It's where I play, where I grow
Where I look out through my dirty window.
At the end of each long thread
I only want to wrap you up inside with me
By the end of each long day
I just need to forget about
As I fall asleep I ask myself:
Has anyone seen the lucky?
Where on earth is this "it"?
And who has yet to quit feeling pain?
Where I look for you out my dirty window.
What if I can't stop? What if I don't survive?
Will I die in this cocoon and not become a butterfly?
Please look after me, whoever you might be
I only know of a couple truths, of which you'll have to agree.
Where I close these blinds of my dirty window.
It's not time to crawl out yet, that I know for sure
Because never say, "never," as nothing lasts forever.
It's not time yet, I'm not ready