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Just a Front


"You'll turn out alright", she says. "Just bloom where you're planted. Do what is asked of you, And know what's expected." I forgot all the work it took, All the lives it shook In the end. Always steal another look, Or at least always pretend. "Remember me in the coming months, I know what's right and what's wrong, And what's left is just a front."
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