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Lights


Tired, lonely, don't want to go No, have to get up, have to get out The lights aren't on, I need help finding them It feels so comfortable without them No, have to walk through the dark Hey, a light came on I stumble and fall into the next room There's darkness, no more light Get up, even though it hurts Wait, another light and there's the door I think I might have done it Just have to turn the knob, the door opens I feel the sun's light warm me Rays jump to all rooms Finally, the lights are on
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