See the Lady

how could you not see me without you there never was a time when you and i were not you and me together we arose to the top at our worst we fought for the best never had much but we have had each other never agreed to disagree you have your ways and say always respected never neglected your ways with deep sadness i have always respected but never deprecated how could you not see me as i have always seen you the code was broken when you decided to meet me half way  
how could you not see me 
i am still here standing by my man no papers no ring no wedding bells to sing still standing by my man i ll hold your hand to keep us strong threw the stormy weather were here for each other threw thick and thin what ever we face we face together never apart the past is long and gone the future remains to be for seen we may not agree in the past but i have learn to let it go and set me free 
how could you not see me
ride or die i have always had your back even when it was broken for what ever reason i reasoned with my self to get back so that you can see me with you ill carry us when one tends   to fall half of me makes half of you into a whole serve and protect is all i can do for me and you look at me i am still here threw the stormy weather  
how could you not see me
holding it down from the ground up making it work when broken making it strong when weakens bring it together when apart fixing the misunderstandings  peace maker at best with stubbornness open your eyes see who has never left your side is in it for the long ride i am your ride or die kinda of lady
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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