I Just Need Someone
i need someone whose gonna love me and nurture me during my ups and downs
For i cannot walk this path by myself
But it seems falling in love and settlin is not the plan mother venus has
Forget fallin in love just being loveful is how im gettin down
Im loving on her and walking out
Walking out, bustin out, and letting out seems to be the theme of this dreadful bout
Who can i call on when im too bashful
Who can i call on when i have no body to call
Im a diamond in the rough
Whose process for glory has taken a halt
I need someone to see who i really am
People dont see the real me
Just a painting weve all left our opinionated illminded strokes on
I only know sadness and madness
and lust not love
I must rise above
but am i ever looking up
Shes out there and our paths will meet
But im laying in the gutters with defeat draggin on my feet
Smooth Caramel was the first
The muse for the original pieces
She was constructed in the finest lands on Terra
With silk skin and long black hair
When curled they bounced with no care
i loved her
but she didnt love me
Now she lays with her other
while im praying on my knees
that even though she betrayed shell find a way back to me
The Sheppard of the Devil made her way in my life
It seemed at the time our summer fling was right
a physco she is she left me for the crows
tried to ruin my life with the lowest of blows
but still i loved her so
All along she was still in love with mr.Incompatible
Ebony Majesty the latest tragedy
The play where she can never say
and let me down
just leading me on
Making me walk into the night with visions of our fading love light
i just need someone to ease the cries and screams
someone who will make me feel life is the move
and a forced afterlife is the fools groove
sometimes i feel ive lost myself
but all i need is a little help.
and all i need is a little love and ill be back to myself.
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