FIGHTING MY OWN WAR
“Fighting My Own War”
So you made it home
Alive and Well,
The perfect Soldier,
How it seems.
Oh and you could be
Forgiven if,
You thought it all a dream.
Your friends and family
Are there to welcome you back home,
And with the ones
You love
Close by your side,
You’re home where
you belong.
So you look to find that switch,
Try to erase what you have
Seen.
But your mind is still races
Unaware,
To the places you have been
And although you know that danger’s
many thousand miles away.
Your body starts to feel this
Fear inside,
It’s growing stronger day by
Day.
Cause me i’m Fighting my own
war,
and it’s raging deep inside of
me.
When no one else had ever heard
of,
When no one else will ever see.
It’s for a fear i’ve never
known,
and each day I face it on my
Own.
A conflict inside,
I feel that i may never win.
I’m lying in my bed at night,
My mind is far away.
And i’m fighting the
same
War again,
The same as yesterday.
Where the bullets reign
And dying men
Cry out as they let go.
And there is no one here
That you can trust,
Among this faces you don’t know.
There are worse things
Than dying,
Me i know this to be true.
And they are days so filled with anger,
And i know i take it out on
You.
And i’m sure you find it
Hard
To recognize the war
Within.
When he’s been eaten up
By.
Never letting anybody in.
So you wake to find the
Darkness,
Feel like your heart is caving in.
And though she tries to tell
You it’s okay,
She can’t imagine where you’ve
Been.
And as she holds your body
Closer,
Stops your trembling inside.
You know that she’s your
only Shelter,
The only place that you
can hide.
Well i’m tired of this damn
War,
Don’t wanna fight it anymore.
How come it’s one i’d never
Heard of,
why‘s no one mention it
Before.
I know i’m not the only
One,
But God knows i face it on
My own.
This conflict inside,
I fear that i may never win.
But deep inside the soldiers fighting
there own war within…….
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