Breathe
Beneath the ruins of a place I called home
I found something, no money could buy
On a journey to discover
Where my life began on this crash course
As I sat by the ashes and the foreclosed sign
I looked up and saw you
A face even Aphrodite envied
For the first time since that day
I felt you next to me
Recalled memories that gave me life
In a place of permanent disarray
All those feelings began to wash away
Give me your light upon my darkness
Give me your strength upon my weakness
Give me your breath so I can breathe
So I can breathe finally.
Words cannot describe your absence
But somehow that is the only thing that fills me
Selfish of me, to think only I lost you
You lost so much more
But the pain runs deeper than the scars left behind
A constant reminder of how life is so fragile
Give me your light upon my darkness
Give me your strength upon my weakness
Give me your breath so I can breathe
So I can breathe finally.
So I can breathe without you, finally…
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