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Nothing is Trivial


You said to me one day That something wasn't important But listen to what I have to say That is just a lie. From the color of your lips To the sun on your skin, To what's on your mind And the beauty within. The stars above Everlasting love Everything's important. Unasked questions should be said For the answer you get May stay in your head And help you get through the night. I am here for you, And you for me For all the times now And the ones to be. Now tell me that's not important.
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