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To Get To You


To get to you I'd swim through the ocean, or paddle through the sea. I'd risk my life to find you, no matter where you'd be. I'll find you when your lost, and even when you're not You're my world, my heart, my hero, and you're the one I've always sought. But now you have to leave me, and I'm trying not to cry, because you're going somewhere I can't go, not until I die. It kills me that I can't go with you, because I'd follow you there as well, whether it be through the gates of Heaven, or through the gates of Hell. I know that one day I'll find you again, no matter where you are because no distance put between us could ever be too far.
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