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Begonia


Be gone, yeah?

You don't want me here fine 

Then I'll go alone

Into the dark

Of night

And the danger of blindness

Unless of course you don't want me to leave?

 

Perhaps you want me to stay?

With you and give you the love you deserve,

Or do you?

I kid with you, dear for I could never leave you

For to leave you is to lose my self

So, I never shall.

 

For it is but love that man achieves, 

And love alone sets free

Those lonely hearts that were once deceived

But now do bear decree.

To the power of love and in great awe

Men go distance and give it all

Even if there's no return

Love is all to earn.

 

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