Everyone leaves
They tell us to be careful
that life is hard, and cruel
but I would never listen
and now I look the fool.
They tell us people leave
and I knew it to be true
but some stay together forever
I thought we were those few.
I joked how losing you
would make me lose my mind
and now that you are gone
I wish that I was blind
Seeing you was once a blessing
It came with no extra cost
but now I pay the price
you remind me of what I've lost
I lost my best friends
my family, better yet
if you had asked me to wager on our friendship
I would've made the bet
Looking back on my naiveness
I can see I was a dunce
I knew I wouldn't be able to keep everybody
But I didn't think they would all leave at once
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