Classic Case of a Naive Face
Your the one, I know, who will laugh at her, and she'll fall
You'll look at the caller ID and hit silent when she has only you to call
And when she's upset and she hurts you'll just brush away her pain
Stare at her like she's lost her mind, when she starts speaking in vain
Because she's got no one and you know it, and you make her feel so weak
Your there for her, for nothing, just to turn the other cheek
Only to come around when she least expects it
At that moment your all shes got, No, you won't let her forget it!
"I'm all you have!" you say to her, That's all You ever say to her!
But she's so naive, that she can't see so it's all a heavy blur
and she's so vulnerable, that's how you get your kick
Everyone knows it and it makes them feel so sick
And they try to tell her, but she doesn't listen
She just adds to the inconvenience that she's been given
So she goes on, she loses it, and falls even harder
Because she has nothing to admit to when she throws herself farther
And she's unaware that she has anything to admit
Lost in herself like the perfect addict
She has no idea who she is or what's even going on
She's comfortable here, with no clue anything is wrong
Until it hits her like a block of ice
You aren't worth her sacrifice
And You've realized she's come to her senses, so you hold her down to suffocate
And she'll admit to everything, though, it's far too late
Copyright © Chelsy Gonzales | Year Posted 2013
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