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Lean on me


Lean on me, when... Well now, while your suffering. This is your day, Take what you need, Ask what you want. I can't build a well on solid ground, I can't build a well where no water exists. I can't quench your thirst, For blood, for peace, for reason to live. But I'll try, for I thirst for your happiness. I stride for your freedom, From pain, from evil humans. You were born today, You can't change the world to suit your faith, But I will do whatever it takes.
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