The Light through Mountains and Oceans of Darkness
Do see the light
Can you continue to find
My eyes which are moonlight
Will they be forever bright (A candle, my heart’s eternal flame)
Because you know (The flame is like a fuel to my entire frame)
God made it so (In my very own mind)(Don’t be ashamed of who you are)
You can shine, baby shine (Baby you’re a star, wherever you are)
Everything will alright
Smiling down on me
Even when the skies grow gray
I see the streets everything meant rays of red illegally frayed
Meant to be. Shadows speak perfectly flawed these days
Look around beautiful
And plenty the dirty
The hungry, the poverty in the city
Foolish men and sisters run with envy (Tragedy has never been with me)
A malicious man aint pretty, Nothing like a woman scorned(Torched and torn between two extremes)
Steal your joy away and make to say (Life is never quite what it seems, happens when your making plans)
I can’t do this and that
I will hear your cry in the night
Though the sharks and the sand do not mix
I will try my best to fix it all
Because you know
God made it so
You can shine, baby shine
Everything will be alright
Smiling down on me
Ugliness and hatred I can’t read
On the widows face
Staring outside of the graze
On the craze of a wicked twisted vicious society
Precocious children listen from oceans floating from overseas to see
Their very own dignity, But never will you see them claim pity me
Freaking ditto me, dichotomy in a world of men, the sickness is inexplicit lack of control
The room is the elephant that screams you haphazardly haggard to play the role
Of stereotypes based on pretenses, mistakes, and predilections
My prediction is that your reputation is a bowl of bull ish and your true nature just needs to evicted
Your conflicted, found guilty unstable with the character of so
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