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From Hopeless to Hopeful


[Cant you see me?]
 
I know you feel you'd be better off dead,
But please, don't listen to those voices in your head,
I long to bring you hope. 
 
You say no one cares, you're unknown,
You feel so lost and alone—
I long to bring you hope. 
 
You seal closed your eyes,
But I can still hear your cries,
I long to bring you hope. 
 
You are my friend,
And in the end,
I long to bring you hope. 
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