My Kind of Healthy
I thought I was happy,
I thought I was needed.
Until I noticed,
On me you had cheated.
You left me lonely,
I cried for days.
You never cared,
I was in a daze.
What we had,
Wasn't real love.
What I have now,
Is leaps and bounds above.
He treats me right,
He is always there.
I never have to guess,
How much he cares.
He stands by my side,
He always supports me.
What a difference,
Now I see.
I was told about you,
warned about your kind.
I thought I was immune,
But I was just blind.
Looking back,
I recognize the signs.
Abuse comes in many forms,
And it'll never let you shine.
Now I am happy,
Now I am needed.
He is everything I want,
I have been completed.
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