Lightning Feet
I don’t know what happened to me that day
All I know is that I had to run away
One second you were someone I adored
Then I didn’t know you anymore
All it took was one look into your eyes
Then I didn’t know whether it was love or despise
That day you looked so plain
You couldn’t see my pain
You couldn’t see my fear
You couldn’t see my eyes welling up with tears
All of a sudden my blood ran cold
I knew I had to be bold
No more putting each other in danger
When all we were were strangers
No more pretending to be friends
by fighting for each other till the end
So I ran away with lightning feet
From someone who had seemed so sweet
At a raging steed like pace
With mountains of sweat on my face
I ran with amazing fear
From someone who had once seemed so dear
I ran all through the night
Gazing up at the moonlight
Until I reached my home
And crashed in my room alone
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