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Loliness


She's a daydreamer The last woman standing Loliness making her dream Sitting at her doorstep seeking love She can't believe she's still a virgin Waiting to be wanted and hunted Wondering when Mr right will come She repeat the same thing every morning But she can tell she will be sitting on her doorstep for life Still having hope after knowing the truth Seeking for love that can never be given Tears running down her eyes Apologizing for mistakes she never made She realizes love is wicked Making her a loner After saying she's sorry but still left alone Giving up on love She can't do this anymore Standing so high on a building and she jumbs down Taking her last breath saying she's lonely
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