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Trying To Make Sense Of It All


Two lonely people in a bar Who had the worst news of their life Like everything is lost Don't know a thing about each other Yet need a shoulder to cry At the worst place of their life Trying to make sense of it all Life once again has come to a full circle Once again it had something to say Just when I thought I had it all I had someone to hold on to tight It was all lost in one single night Like a storm of my life all lost in one night Life once again reminding me What I had once thought was love To last forever as a beautiful song That life had sung to me Turned out to be all in my head Once again left with my broken heart to heal Tears that won't stop At this treachery I feel Tears that just won't stop As it rolls down my eyes Feeling sorry for myself Even there cannot escape or hide No matter how many tears I shed Desperately trying to wipe them away Still cannot console my broken heart Which weeps once again At this betrayal I feel inside Left at this crossroad once again Completely confused and lost Trying to make sense of it all To make the hurt go away Trying to pick up the pieces Still cannot stop this feeling I feel inside Like all is lost And I weep for myself again today At things I cannot change At that I cannot get back what I lost Cannot make the pain go away Yet I know life stops for nobody Despite this catastrophe And to simply know Where life has once again brought me And this treachery that I feel That we sometimes call life And this hurt that just won't go away As my heart weeps for my soul Which refuses to heal from this blow At what was lost today As I once again try to wipe away the tears As it silently rolls down my face
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