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Gone With The WInd


i was here for a moment, then gone with the next

a memory in the wind as i took my last breath

i was a fighter and a lover, a kisser and a biter

i was a star in the night, a night like any other

 

the music of cries

i danced through the night

with a dress made of gold and vibrant bright colors

all eyes on me as i helped all the others

my hair was all did and my mask was on tight

adorned with a smile

a ghost in the night

 

oh romeo, oh romeo, where art thou oh romeo

left on the balcony

shouting my pleas

help me oh romeo

as i fell to my knees

but the party did call

and my mask was on tight

so i leaped from the balcony

and into the night

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