No More Tears

A long time has gone by since I've seen your face, then bam!
                        A blast from the past it seems, your back in my world I'm no longer 
your little girl.
                                                 I was missing you, I was crying it's true.
                                    My tears have all been cried out, I'm moving on no doubt.
                                             We can be friends, but that's were it ends.
                                              No more obsessing, no more caressing.
                                 I'm through with being blue, most of all I'm through with you.
                          I loved you with everything I had, all you left me with is being sad.
                                    I want to be happy and it seems I can't be with you.
                                       I could never forget you, or what you tried to do.
                          You showed me love and pain, boy those lessons weren't in vain.
                               I could never hate you, but I could never date you again.
                               You were everything to me, but in the end I've got to be me.
                                     I lost my mind and can't rewind and get it all back.
                         Now I see you don't need me, and  I don't need you, we just both 
needed a clue.
              Now I know what to do, say goodbye and not cry this time, but remember 
when you were mine.
                                                           No More Tears
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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