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Chilled to the Bone


Chilled to the bone, Not wanting to be all alone. Being away for days, months, and years, This is the worst of my fears. “I know you’ll miss me, and I’ll miss you too,” This is all coming way to soon. You are my bright, sunny ray, On a dark, cloudy day. We spend everyday together, No matter the weather. And now we will be apart, But you will remain in my heart. I believe we can conquer the distance, ‘Cause we’re the means for the others existence. I won’t go a day without thinking of you, Even when my life’s like a zoo. Remembering all the moments we’ve shared, Reminds me how much you care. No matter what you do, I will always love you.
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