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One of Three


Things from the past That we have done, Were looked upon with disgust Rather than praise from everyone. Some make a joke about it, Some may actually try, But none have succeeded, Like you and I. You know our story, Filled with love, hopes, and dreams. All shattered in the night, Following two fatal screams. I would change what we did, If it could be undone. I'd give up my life, Pardon the pun. But what's done is done, And at least we got one of the three. I'm with you and you're with me. We got each other’s love for eternity.
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