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The Evil Night


I try so hard to bring you back Nothing is the same Your smile that lightened the whole world Will never be seen again Coping is like a hostile wind It knocks me off my feet I will forever miss you Until the day, again we meet That evil night that took you Will suffer behind bars How could you leave a friend To die lonely in a car Truth be told, you’re not a friend You are a darkened soul A monster that will do anything To avoid the rotting hole The rotting hole dug itself The minute you left the scene I hope you live in agony For you killed a man of eighteen
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