Cannon Fires, Bullet Scars
A lonely child with a heart as pure as the sky
A burning curiosity of fire that cannot die
Stepped on the ground to be enlightened by the sun
And wandered on the stories undone
I have so much words I think of
Yet I have none to speak
Visions broader than the space above
I wonder, "Is it all for me to seek?"
I have so much shapes to draw
Yet my canvas is full and limited
In my mind, the sceneries awe
Bursting colors, in my heart abounded
I have so much songs to sing
Yet the noise overpowers me
Melodies, hands dancing on strings
To play along the sad and mad and the happy
A lonely teenager, a heart the world made cry
A desperation to express turned into a sigh
Stepped on and stumbled through life's long run
And wandered hopeless for dreams still undone
All the letters I've written
I mailed them all to me
Along with their comments, burden
To keep in hiding the imaginary
All of the lines I started
Were ended by insult
A revolution could have been supported
But not in a world so difficult
All the pieces I have created
I hum them all to me
Along with the times cruelly treated
To open my lips only to agree
A lonely soul fits nowhere
And nowhere fits the lonely soul
Could only carry itself further
Until it reaches its unknown goal
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