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Loving From Afar


 They say that we can be lovers, but not just friends.

I have another woman, you have another man, 

but if they were to read what's in our hearts they would disagree with the plan.

For we can have a conversation without saying anything at all,

you have been the strength for me and picked me up after each time I fall.

You know that I would do the same for you.

I hate to see all the pain that he has put you through.

We know that we can never really be, because of the life pending with me.

I just hope and understand that just because he is the body next to you.

Baby I am still your man..

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