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All to You


 Dear Love,

 

I gave it all to you.

And you dog gone took it and ran with it.

Such a fool, to have ever think we would be.

 

I was blind, at the thought of loving you.

Such a fool to have given you anything and everything that I am.

Such a fool to believe in you.

 

This is to you, to you, the fool.

Next time, next time when you even think of loving again, darling, darling dear.

Love with all of your heart.

 

Love with all of your soul.

Love, all of you.

And of course, keep a little of you to remember you by.

 

Sincerely yours,

You. 

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