Always
In my heart,
you will always stay.
In this place,
nothing ever goes away.
It's all said and done,
I can't take back what was said.
How can i forget somebody
who gave me so much to remember?
I wish that you could see
just how much i revolve around you
and i wish that you could see
just how much you mean to me.
Keep me in your heart,
Ill stay there forever.
Ill love you always,
but there's a time and a place.
That time was then and now is not yesterday.
I can't believe everything that has happened,
it's like some horrible dream
and theres no escaping it.
these memory's will always haunt me.
I can't breathe.
But i know now that if
i had never met you,
i would've never known
a love like this.
and i wouldn't change a single moment
that was spent with you,
because every single second
was one to die for.
Every minute, one to kill for.
All i want to do is feel like that again.
You were there for me
through the hardest times of my life.
and i was there for yours in return.
Darling, dont forget that through thick and thin,
you're my entire world.
I love you for the little things.
We can't be together,
but keep me in your heart.
You will never leave mine.
Ill love you forever,
but theres a time and a place.
That time was then and now is not yesterday.
When all you want is to be wanted
by the one who made you feel so alive;
when all you wanted was to be loved and needed;
when nothing can change how you feel,
even though it could never change how they feel;
when you did nothing wrong,
how can you forgive yourelf,
when you dont even know what happened?
This isnt the end,
its only the beginning.
Everything happens for a reason.
To love somebody already gone
hurts more than anything
but you would have never known unless you tried.
Hurting is just the first step
to forgive and forget.
I graze in your perfection.
but you hate my infection.
I cant help myself.
in this desolation,
i, i am alone.
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