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Sweet girl you know the world needs you more than he does

Up late, tears of joy and sorrow, satisfaction but lacking the love

Your pain is a burden I’m not willing to bare

I want to set you free, free like the black calm of a prayer

Blue skies won’t do I need the sun and the moon too

To shine light on your path, keep those red tears from following you

We all get our sunny days as well as the rain

But your rain shouldn’t come and leave a permanent stain

You said they all loved you, love-struck but never lonely

But these tattered and battered books I’m reading tell a different story

These first few pages are pristine, clean and unsullen

What happened next wasn’t acknowledged, no one’s talking no one’s telling

Now the pages get dark, the words real unclear

Even you are struggling to see what really happened here

I’m hoping with time comes clarity and washes away the dirt

But for now I’ll read this pain and this radiating hurt

A few chapters later these pages begin to lighten

From the rush of your pen I can tell you met someone you felt right with

I could hear the smile through your words, another lovesick song bird

Reaching for a little hope of a woman finding what’s hers

But despair crept in and again the pages darkened

This song bird felt sick, the love just another poison

Life’s roads are winding, full of treacherous curves

I’m sorry and I love you, those are dangerous words

Mimicking those fruitless relationships, that you picked up from home

You were ill-fated, trying to imitate a love that you were never shown

The pages only get darker, the thoughts more shattered

Convinced that they would keep you if only you would be better

Your story hits a climax, you came up against a deathful need

But the alarm sounded too late, now the poison runs deep

So now you’re gasping for air, no strength for the struggle

Your eyes were too far closed to see the signs of trouble

The pages go black, so I don’t know how your story ends

But I know I’ll never get to see you the same way again
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