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Silence without a cause


A dreadful quite A silent cry Her soul was drowned but never dried A mysterious man Her crucial love With no words said just simply left another sob another lost She thought real hard and came to conclude to end her life she was going to do She walked so light Aloft she seemed A bridge grew near her darkened scene Lighting roared and thunder cried on top of a bridge overshadowing the sea firmly she stood finding her ease A dreadful quite a silent cry her soul was drowned and never dried a pitiful cause to end her life he didn't really care so what a mistake she made for a foolish heart of her beloved and despair
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