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Friendships


 
We sit in a circle and laugh with friends 
Unaware that our minds are in such bends 
Political correctness is far gone 
So take another hit and pass the bong
 
Our lives are about to change forever 
Will we visit each other now or never 
As You look at me with your eyes all glazed 
You look very beautiful through this haze 
 
We hallucinate about Earth and Space 
As we slowly forget about this place 
The words I want to say are hard to find 
Try to take a trip through my twisted mind 
 
This time together is what we live for 
It's all over when you walk out that door 
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