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Still Searching


I'm still searching for something more,

But you're eating at my core.

I'm still searching for something new,

But all I see is you.

 

And it's getting razor thin,

The blades are tearing at my skin.

The longer I wait for you to come,

The longer it starts to numb.

 

And you're breaking me down,

While I search for you around this town.

The time that we both had,

It drives me to the end, so mad.

 

I'm still searching for something more,

But you're eating at my core.

I'm still searching for something new,

But all I see is you.

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