Dying Dreams and Distant Love
This time the door is locked for good.
You are a ghost where you once stood.
I wish our paths had never crossed,
To count the years and feelings lost.
You wore a mask, a grand disguise,
The fakest souls beneath the skies.
I leave you in the dust behind,
To seek the truth I need to find.
I fear the words that leave my tongue,
Sounding like prayers my mother sung.
Depending on a fragile man
Who breaks my spirit when he can.
No more control, no more defeat,
I lay my burdens at His feet.
I give you to the Lord above,
With all your wants and broken love.
Like Nathan said, the truth is clear:
Some dreams must die and disappear.
My dream of you has reached its end,
You never fought to be my friend.
You never felt the way I felt,
Despite the cards that we were dealt.
I leave you where you broke my trust,
Where promises dissolved to dust.
I’ll love you from a distance now,
A quiet peace, a silent vow.
One single day destroyed the view,
And changed the world I thought I knew.
You are nothing to me anymore,
Just shadows fading by the door.
How pathetic that you held the key
To every special part of me.
But I won't throw my life away,
For games you choose to blindly play.
I’m done with falling, done with pain,
Of washing teardrops in the rain.
This heartache shows I am not whole,
I need a guard around my soul.
So I will turn my eyes above,
To find a true, unchanging love.
My focus shifts from me and you,
To Jesus, who will make me new.
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