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Back and Forth


I walked outside, your car was gone. 

To let you go, was I wrong? 

You didn't care, to say good bye.

Just say goodbye.

 

You left without, without a word.

Your face is gone, like a blur.

Stuck here alone, without you.

Without you.

 

Back and forth, inside my mind.

I only have myself to blame.

 

I sit alone, of you I dwell.

This place called home, has become hell.

Can I see you, one last time.

One Last time.

Give me a moment. 

Give me some air. 

It wasn't you, who didn't care.

I see the truth, you would lie.

You just lied.

Back and forth, inside my mind.

I only have myself to blame. 

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