I Thought You Loved Me
Hey Honey! You’d say with an evil grin.
I knew something deep within wanted this love to end.
Don’t you know I love you Honey!
Struggling to reply, but I’m afraid to get beaten or even die.
COME HERE NOW as the mood change.
Should I stand up and be brave? Or stay locked away like Cinderella in a cage.
My mind begins to wonder of all distress I have claimed.
I thought you loved me? I thought you loved me?
My thoughts started to chase me, and reality had won again.
You are weak. You are scary. You are a women. He will ALWAYS win.
I thought you loved me they’d say again.
But there is a new and improved me, and I won’t take this abuse again.
I’m done with the fighting.
I’m done with the crying.
I’m done with fake and pretend smiling.
I have conquered the almighty weakness of standing up for myself.
You can’t control,and you won’t control me.
I know who loves ME and that’s ME!
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