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Let go


There’s no day I don’t miss you, It’s been two years already I wonder where you are Leaving with no goodbye wasn't fair, I waited and waited for forgiveness Until I realized it was pointless. You came one day expecting a hello But it was my turn to walk away, You tossed and tore my heart Like an old unwanted paper, It can surely be fixed with right kind of glue ‘Cause when you left it all turned blue And now I've discovered new colors, I wish you the best of luck, but for now So Long Old Friend.
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