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Her Sect


I keep on thinking

You were always fascinated with flying

Yet it never occurred on your mind

That the world was naturally unkind

 

That these challenges are not bizarre

Unlike a wish that was granted by a shooting star

He'll give it eternally

To know who's not or who's like Colonel Lee

 

You've been so good on being a plaster saint

I still think you're gone 'cause you're a haint

And not because you're weak to still believe

That somewhere someday, a hope will be conceived

 

Come here now and be my lullaby

Together let us hush that distant cry

For even I have gotten all the clue

I would still choose you over Mötley Crüe

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