TO BE ALONE
To Be Alone / Dark Angel
To be alone so alone can make one feel so I'll
The trouble is not some much being alone ,
It's being lonely out in the rain with out someone
To hold your hand to say everything will be okay,
To many night of crying, wishing this emptiness
Would go away .
To many nights of lies and the pains of Dark Angels
Ways , I want to stop listening to him , But it is now
A nasty craving of all his words , One day I'll soon be over you,
To many nights alone, Sitting here in the dark in the pouring rain.
One can be lonely in the midst of a crowd , don't you think ?
But being alone day and night cold with nothing to call your
Own can get so very lonely and sick .
Tender words from a lovers lips is something I will always crave ,
This hunger come as often as the sun's eclipse.
And every rain drop has a name of my pains ,
I wish I could dance again , Feel what true love is .
All I can do is dream , Dream is a thing I could do .
No more cuddling, no more snuggling, No more, no more,
I just have to cry , I can't explain all my pains that run within me ,
Your reason of be trail Dark Angel is a life I never wanted ,
My love for you was not dead like this ,
What we have is becoming old , cold and frail,
To many nights of crying why you are putting me through hell ,
To many nights of your nasty lies .
Dark Angel looks deep at me with his soulless eyes moving warily
A dangerous predator scenting danger , He inhaled deeply , closing
His mind instantly , while all senses flared out to locate the intruder
That is coming near me . powerful is he Dark Angel watching over
Me in everything I do . No one could approach me without getting hurt ,
This I had to learn , I found this so hard for me to dial with ,
I need a friend to talk to . Sometimes I go into the mountains and stay by
Myself for day's . Being alone is a punishment of Dark Angel .
Lilly Emery (C)
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