Bad Romance
Her golden beauty gathers the wind.
She, a pure soul, has never spoken sin.
The fair heart leaves, upon his lips, a stain
The wind retreats, replaced with cold
A tear falls as the sails unfold
The rose did wilt, but not the pain
For the ship that never came.
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