Because I Loved You
We talked, we laughed, we had fun,
We smiled, we made memories, we had a good run.
I relied on you and you relied on me,
It was just the two of us, no room for three.
Things got busy, things got hard, I get it,
But when things came down on me you couldn’t commit.
I trusted you I gave you my friendship,
But all you saw in me was a whip.
So you made new friends and laughed it up,
While I actually went to class to build myself up.
I became stronger I gave you no thought,
It was almost like you were dead in my mind from a gunshot.
I pushed for our friendship too long.
Because I loved you.
I gave you my deepest secrets.
Because I loved you.
I forgave you each time you failed.
Because I loved you.
I dropped everything to help you out.
Because I loved you.
You walked away and I waited like a lost puppy.
Because I loved you.
I let you go.
Because I loved you.
But more importantly, I loved myself.
I gave myself a chance and gave it a good one for once.
You tore me down, down to the dust.
I rebuilt myself to be the best I could; I gave myself some trust.
So here I am, giving you that thought,
But only because I needed this plot.
I did so much to keep a dry friendship flowing.
But your actions were just ongoing.
I left this friendship for a good reason.
It was because I loved you,
But I loved myself for once too.
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