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She Was


She was walking home alone at night She was happy her steps were light She skipped into the darkest lane She was a little girl she knew no pain She feels their hands upon her lips She feels their hands tight on her hips She feels their hands covering her eyes She feels their hands as her heart dies She's walking home hurt and broken Shs's walking home her innocence stolen She'll never know happiness again She'll never know anything but pain She was… … She’ll never be again
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