He Believed In Me
I’m going crazy,
trying to keep calm under all this stress
But I can’t help but think
“Man I’m such a mess”.
I’m worn down and run out of all the love I’ve got to give
And the problem is,
it’s myself I’ve got to forgive.
But I can’t.
And I’m sinking.
I need a reminder to breathe.
Just then he touches my hand,
catches my eye
and I realize
that he’s my reason to believe.
Not just in myself
but in everything else.
Like romance, dance,
and a second chance
for each of us,
not just the clean
but the down-right and dirty
and those fuming with green.
His glance seems to say
“I know that it’s rough,
I’ve been there.
I’ve done that.
But I can tell that you’re tough.”
And for a moment, I believed him
Or at least I thought I did
But I guess that’s the thing about boys with pretty eyes
who you never knew would leave you
come spring.
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