Hospital lyrics

• Well, you'll never see me dying On screen or microscope I'll be the first to laugh it off
  To not be the brunt of your joke

  Let me make a mistake
  It'll pay for its own cost
  'Cause regret is like an infant
  That won't let you sleep it off

  Checking in to a hospital
  Where the nurse is earth and sky
  Fighting against my flesh and blood
  There's nothing I won't try
  Even heartache looks so easy
  To a pair of grieving eyes
  I am always one man down
  I am always one man down
  And dressed up

  I am an antenna
  A feeding tube and a hard drive
  Entertaining myself to death
  To maintain some sort of life

  Staring up at a concrete roof thinking
  It could fall any minute
  The fault line can't be reasoned with
  No matter what the house has in it

  Checking in to a hospital
  Where the nurse is church and state
  The cure has got that oxygen
  We're all looking to taste
  With the face lines of a moth's wings
  I want more time to waste
  I am always one man down
  I am always one man down
  And dressed up

  If my mind's an orphanage
  You're not in the market to mind
  Living like this is
  Just no way to die

  Put it in terms I can understand
  This wound is all I've got
  But I can't disconnect my hand
  From the damage that it's brought

  Well, the straight face on this cruel place
  It just won't crack or break
  And I am always one man down
  I am always one man down
  And fed up

• Who is the author of the song Hospital?
  The song Hospital was written by Madison Cunningham.

• Who sings the song Hospital?
  The song Hospital is performed by Madison Cunningham.