I'm never happy.

I'm never happy
The elephant flows from my legs
The elephant cuts up the floor
The elephant drinks my drinks
The elephant kisses my girl

I'm never happy
There's only one instance where I'm gone
And the sky doesn't bleed blue
That I'm okay with the lights outside
And the sunflower doesn't touch the wall,
And you're absence isn't on my mind

I'm never happy
And cloudless cover belittles my name
Sounds and hearts creep up on me
If my legs were silent, there would be no time
In time, with a beat, no time's gaze
And I frown downward into the space

I'm never happy
There's never much rainbow in my teeth
Only too many cobwebs in my mouth
There's a frog on your mind,
A frog under your hat,
And a kiss on your tongue
I can feel it;
The open sky tells me so

I'm never happy
The smile never comes galloping fervently,
It never imposes and lights my candle
The smile never takes me out

I'm never happy
This night should be wasted on romance,
Not multicolored gigglings and story
The horse sits and puts it's fingers in it's mouth
And validity rides away on strawberries and the backs of the leaves

I'm never happy
You're always with someone else
And the twigs under my feet scream "not me"
And the twigs under my feet scream "not me"
There's only cream under my eyes

This situation is boneless,
Boneless and awkward
Children only see it,
The bones cycling down
The lion winging our lines
This situation is boneless,
Its name is "tortoise shells mowed down"

I'm never happy
With me there's never a crown
I'm never happy
With you is always a saber
And a fine lad on your arm
The leaves all crinkle your name,
But there's always a knife in there somewhere
Though you told me you'd stay away

I'm never happy
There are always too many stars,
And this sunset is better painted with you
I'm never happy enough to drown,
For the light never quite touches my skin.