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I Hear You


I heard your cry when you came out of your mother's womb

If I told you that your life will be easy 

I would be lying to you 

You'll go through alot of pain 

And go through alot of adversity 

Most of your life will be a total tragedy 

People will talk about you

And people will walkaway

You'll be burnt out and your scars will be great

I know your tired and your on the edge 

I know the cross you bare, you want to drop it because it caused alot of dread 

I want you to know that I heard your cry 

I know the hurt you have make you feel alone sometimes 

I want you to know that I'm here for you 

When you were misunderstood just know I understood everything you were going through

The anger, the fear, all the fallen tears 

Every meltdown, and every lifless sigh 

I understood it the whole time 

Just know I'm with you from the beginning of creation and the end of all time 

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