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Far Away Friend


You are hundred miles away In a place you don’t want to stay. You left your hometown to make your parents proud And now you just feel lost, like you can’t be found. To the friends back at your home, none of this made sense All they could do was wish you, the best and pray that God would Bless…. As your friend I would have to say That I didn’t want you to go away. I knew that there was simply nothing I could do To make you stay and not move…. I don’t feel the same not having you close But this is the plan that HE chose, And I can miss you all I want, and wish that you could come back, I have to understand that I am not the one in control. For now all we can do is see what the future holds
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