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Two World's Collided


Two world's collided, Ten people divided, Brought together to form one, Not aware of what's yet to come, Fights, heartbreak, and lies, We've created too many ties, We learned to love, we learned to hate, We learned to never be afraid, Stuck on the line between good and evil, Not knowing what's fake and what's real, We made friends, we made enemies, We've been through so much and everything, The two of us, you and me, This is our doing, us and we, We merged the world's, Lost in love as it spins and twirls, It's become a war, Two leader's and their world's torn, All our sanity put to the test, Until we pass, we shall not rest, We stand together, Like birds and a feather, We'll always be friends, From forever to the end, Two different world's, Ten people with intricate molds, Some under the path of destruction, And some under the light of reconstruction, Two world's collided, Ten people divided, Brought together to form one, The end, only, the story's just begun.
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