Goodbye, You
I never knew how hard it was
To finally say goodbye
All the memories of you
Will never leave my mind
When times were still young
Oh the things that you had done
I never knew it would go so fast
But I guess you were never meant to last
The things I do now
It’s not like taking a bow
way back on the stage
now it is just one big cage
The spotlight of childhood
Is replaced by hard floor wood
Not easy to break
Impossible to replace
Who knew that things
from before would seem
So small, happy and free
Is now all a dream to me
I have entered a new world
Unlike the one you had made
I’ve walked through a door
That you yourself had laid
I thank you much, childhood me
For becoming what I now see
A strong, hopeful, good, beautiful girl
That you used to always decorate with curls
I’ll never forget the lessons you learned
The teachings that you had burned
Straight into my head
As if it were new meds
Childhood, you are the reason
I am still living through the season
So I say one more time
Thank you for being mine
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