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Dear Treble,


You know you were my best friend

I lost the love of my life

Or what I thought was the love of my life,

And you were there.

You opened up so many doors for me

You led me free the pain that I kept hidden in my heart

I could express myself fully to others

And not fear their opinons

When my friends turned away from me,

You let me cry on your shoulder

With my ears stuffed while your voice soothed them

I don't know how to repay you

Except with continuing my practice.

Love,

A lyricist

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