Us
We’re One in the Same
Two minds one body.
I feel I’ll go mad if I fight you,
You fight till you think you’ve won.
Two minds, One Body.
I love you and you love me.
You fear me, and think I watch with glee
You fear insanity, but sane is something you may never be.
I love and You love me.
Yet you’ve turned my soul to stone.
I RUN from your glee,
You’ll leave me to die alone.
YOU turned MY soul to stone.
Or maybe WE turned A soul to stone.
We tracked one down,
Tried to TAKE it down.
MAYBE we turned a soul to stone.
But whose? My own?
OUR own? I think not.
A soul is something we do NOT have.
Whose? YOUR own?!
How about OURS?
You broke me as much as I broke you,
You ABUSED me and I came back FOR YOU!
How about ours?
Two souls, One Body.
We each have our own souls,
Can yours not bare to be lonely?
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