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If you would let me,


If you would let me, I would take all of your worst thoughts and swallow them whole and hide them in my suitcase of a mind and if they were to somehow find their way out and throw you into hiding, the stars will guide me to you and we will sit on the cliffs because one lone heart is perfect for another.
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