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Daredevil


Would you take the chance if you were able? To think that no one cares Leaving empty chairs at empty tables. As you sit alone uncomfortable Paralyzed by those questionable stares. Would you take the chance if you were able? It's hard to think that you're invisible With your existence becoming impaired Leaving empty chairs at empty tables. Weary words are becoming unspeakable Life seems completely and starkly unfair Would you take the chance if you were able? Wishing that you were understandable But you are something undoubtedly rare Leaving empty chairs at empty tables. You are alone, you are capable To take the death defying, daredevil dare Would you take the chance if you were able? Leaving empty chairs at empty tables.
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