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A Letter to My Lover


When I walk into my house all lone

I search for the piece of my missing heart

The darkness has took her place on the throne

I look and look until I break apart

 

My mind has gone on a trip of wonder

I can hear the footsteps coming near me

You screamed for help just like the thunder

Been blind this whole time but now i can see

 

I have let you down too many of the times

And on the other hand you have held me down

So many times you were actually mine

Roaming the streets has been at a lost in this town

 

This is going to be my finally farwell

Soon I will eventually write another letter

Keeping all the pictures I cry over and dwell

You’ll never find a lover that’s better  

 
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