Friend's Enemy
You've seen me smile
You've seen me laugh
And you'd think it was all for you
But in fact, it's for me.
You tell me all about him,
And you smile when I smile
Or you flush when I tease
And you'd think it was all for you
But in fact, it's for me.
You write yourself a fantasy and tell it to me,
And while I smile and encourage it
Deep down, I want to tear it.
You tell me about what transpires
About how fate seems to toss you both together
And I try to convince myself I feel nothing
Though all I tell myself is a lie.
And while I smile,
You'd think it was for you.
Though it is true I do it for you,
But the best way to hide a weeping heart,
Is with the smile of a Fool.
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