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Lonely


Everyday I walk these halls Everyday its the same No one notices, but expects a smile Quick kisses, hugs and touches I keep on walking, on foot in front of the other No one sees the longing glances I wish it were me, I dont get it This heart of mine pure and solid Shattered and glued over and over It's missing pieces that were stolen the ones who through it away could care less They took more than pieces, they took my soul I keep walking as if I can't do anything else This hollow I call my body, my home But they say that the home is where the heart is My heart betrayed me and left me for the fire It burned like a lush forest Heavy smoke, grey ash My mind lost in the notes sound blasts in my ears I try to lose myself but find that I am in the same position I am alone My heart is gone My mind dwells on the bad My soul wants to be one with someone who can revive my heart I'm screaming for someone to save me from drowning The princess is now the queen with no crown I can feel myself fading away Why can't anyone see I'm Lone.....
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