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I'd Be Stranded Without You


If stranded on a beach farther than my head is to my feet

The only thing I’d ever need is you to be beside me

Sure I’d need water or food

But having a companion to experience this with

Could make for a future published event

Stories could be told across the seas

Of the true love story of we

How we came upon such an unfortunate event

Yet remained so steadfast with the other present

The company alone could keep me feeling strong

And the extra help could help beat the heat

Who knows how I’d be without anyone next to me

The heat would make me crazy

I’d forget to eat

Sooner or later everything’d become hazy

So please won’t you come

If I’m ever stranded on a beach?

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