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See You Again


It can be cold at first, But warms up in the end The place where we feel safe To lay down our heads Shelter from the storms That occur throughout the night It wraps around and holds us tight You wish you never had to leave it But it’s just too large to bring with Even though mother says you Can’t stay in bed You know you’ll see it again
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