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Never Ending Walk


I’m afraid to tell him I’m afraid to say hello I’m afraid to see him in the hall And get blinded by his glow I’m afraid to be rejected I’m afraid of what he’ll say I’m afraid that if I tell him He’ll turn and walk away I’m afraid to be somebody I’m afraid to face my fears I’m afraid that if he hurts me I’ll be left in tears I’m afraid to tell my friends I’m afraid they’ll think I lied I’m afraid to let it out So it stays inside I’m afraid to stop loving him I’m afraid he is the one I’m afraid to forget the past Even though it’s done I’m afraid of what could come I’m afraid to talk I’m afraid of my future That never ending walk
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