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DEAR MINE


DEAR MINE, Yesternight without you I couldn't feel my beat anymore And so I decided to cry so more Wide open I let the floodgates And soaked wet my eyes For no longer could I hold it in The fact that I couldn't be beside you And graze on your red ochre lips Nor lie my lead head on your bossom The last tear fell of with a thud For the third time I cried out Your name in the thick of the night As though you were next door
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