Each day, I ride my bike to the hospital
Walk around, check vital signs, and pretend to be useful
Sometimes, though, I really don’t know what I’m doing here
My father says it’s atonement for my reckless years
Like the antagonist from that book
For that class that I once took

I’ve been desensitized to the human body
That I could look at you naked
And all I’d see would be anatomy
You’re just bones and insecurity
Flesh and electricity to me

Each night, I try to find that feeling in my bed
The two-dimensional happiness
When you live your life through a camera lens
People stick together and they pull themselves apart
Dehydration, separation, like the chambers of my heart
And then the weight fell off like clothes
Never knowing where it goes

I’ve been desensitized to the human body
That I could look at you naked
And all I’d see would be anatomy
You’re just bones and insecurity
Flesh and electricity to me

Tearing labels off your bottles in a living room
Feeling nothing, wanting nothing
Because that part of me left with you
Now, I plan my day around the eight and twelve medication rounds
There are no shocks or surprises
No, it’s nothing like that

‘Cause I've been desensitized to the human body
That I could look at you naked
And all I’d see would be anatomy
You’re just bones and insecurity
Flesh and electricity like me