Mistakes
You noticed me when I didn't noticed myself
A young girl posing, trying to be someone else
Going wild, drinking Hennessey day after day
Making crazy mistakes that I couldn't take away
Telling my parents I didn't love them anymore
I prayed every night to ask forgiveness for
Not getting the chance to admit I was wrong
I was young and naïve who wasn't so strong
The loss of you has made me realize
The world doesn't care despite my shape and size
But them you cam, my night and shining armor
Wearing a black suit, looking fresh and suave
You took me by the hand and told me it'll be alright
Cause now you have someone to lean on tonight
Your voice, your smile, your eyes, your style
It all belongs to me, now that I'm your wife
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