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Darkest Days


Flashing back To the times they took her away On a gurney stark white In the cold December night Her mixing pills and booze Made me realize--we choose Our lives and our own reality Looking back, a small child Scared by this woman With eyes so far gone and wild Fear found me Bad memories always hold something bright We make our choices--choose wisely To avoid that cold December night
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