Tea and Sympathy

You once said I'm hard as nails no heart inside of me since you passed I seem to wear my heart upon my sleeve my sweet Brother you'd often say look at that poor man there I'd turn around and say to you what the hell, why should I care you've left me with an open wound with new eyes I now see my cold blood has now been replaced with tea and sympathy there is no whinge, there is no moan for others I feel their pain I understand how much they hurt I've just been through the same not able to keep my emotions inside I'd like a little control right now I bet your up there smiling at me no longer that bitter old cow
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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