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JERUSALEM


Beautiful as I heared, My heart craved for you;when I read the description about you, I thought you were photo genie, But your pictures never told me lies, Each of them blew up my mind, It got me thinking;Are you sent from above? Because there's nothing comparable to you, And now I'm here looking at you, Looking at a rainbow, OH JERUSALEM!how I wish I can touch you and see if you're real.
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