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The Ring of Happiness


See I often think with my head in the clouds
But my brains always in a bit of a drought 
It is not that I'm lame or full of self doubt
I just always wonder what life is about 
Yet what it feels like to me
Is not what I see 
Because happiness is not about the material things
It's about the warm blankets in the cold
It's about your love being bold
Getting married and growing old 
My happiness is love 
To love for eternity, my love, my family, my friends 
Because love never begins and love never ends 
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