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A Goal


Then what do I trust, lust, then what do I trust. Then what do I turn to this time that will not rust. I heard a saying that goes love dies, lust lasts forever, So is that why I still hope We will be together? Then what do I trust, lust, Then what do I trust. Then what do I look to now, and learn to adjust, to find happiness each day, not dwell on the sad. Be it as it may Remember all I've had. Then what do I trust, lust, Then what do I trust. Then what can I possibly fall in that will not thrust, that can take no perfection but will stay, remain by my side. Then can stand by with affection and not run off and hide. Then what do I trust, lust that won't go to dust, admire and love right avoid a bust. It is so cold, there's so much rain; This is my heart, and my face. How do you remove such pain When it's so hard to replace?
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