Sailing On the Relationship
It takes more than a sail and plywood to craft us
a ship that can hold our burdens.
How lonely it would be if no would came to take
How lonely it would be if no would came to take
the lead? The waves are moving with
the speed of rapid heart. The ocean is wide open
the speed of rapid heart. The ocean is wide open
for deception then I begin to
lose sight of body of water; blindness of the sea.
lose sight of body of water; blindness of the sea.
Ship might have a sail but I am
not buying it since we are the same with no left
not buying it since we are the same with no left
over change. The ship can float
but can not sails the sea at most not alone. The
but can not sails the sea at most not alone. The
ship that mend all the burden
and the broken is the relation ship. We should not
and the broken is the relation ship. We should not
make this voyage take the wrong
turn but allow it to reach the shore that will
turn but allow it to reach the shore that will
restore the sea sickness. That is why
loneliness is a unwanted illness that is causing the crew's ship to sink deep for they
see hatred within themselves. With a wave crashing at the deserted, find that
campionion and do not sink the ship of campion.
loneliness is a unwanted illness that is causing the crew's ship to sink deep for they
see hatred within themselves. With a wave crashing at the deserted, find that
campionion and do not sink the ship of campion.
That is how build a strong ship
that carries any desires to the destinations. The power of championship is more
that carries any desires to the destinations. The power of championship is more
valued than any pirate's treasure. That is why it is kept at the chest
and you will hear the true music of love which is everlasting friendship.
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