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I Wish You Knew


I wish you knew the secrets I keep hidden within, All the horrible thoughts that eat me alive. How can I open your eyes to make you see, The things that are truly within me. My pain, my guilt, my worst enemies They all live in my mind Chipping at the little parts left of me. I wish I could show you who I really am Be able to release the real me. I'm sick of hiding myself I just need to be me. I wish you knew.
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