Cover Up
She doesn't show her fears
She always stands up stong
She doesn't let the people know when depressions coming along.
Yet cookie cutter hands show more than she tells,
But her lies can cover them up just a little to well.
When she looks into the mirror she sees nothing but the lost,
Still she wants to cover the truth by any means or cost.
But when she's in her room at night, when she's all alone
She lets out all her tears, but then acts like nothing's wrong
This is her life today and the next
She never gets a break and she never gets to rest
And no amount of tissues can dry up all her tears
No amount of reasurence can take away her fears.
-Ghost-
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