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The Unknown


You've looked at me; But you've never seen; The pain I have inside of me.

I've loved you since the day we met; But you've never noticed; I've tried to tell you that I love you; But you've never listened.

It's our senior year; But you still haven't noticed; I hope I'm finally going to get the nerve; To comfront you and let you know. 

Today is the day, I just know it, I walked up to you; I say, "Hey you."

But you reply with a sigh; I say, "i want you to know"; But then you interupt with, "I love you."

The truth of the matter; Isn't that you never noticed me; It's that the whole time; You were trying to find a way to say it too. 

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