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Violinist


She plays in the moonlight

The song for her lost family

The ones that left too soon

In the moonlight she lets it go

Let’s her heart take over the song

Plays the broken song that was once so happy

She has started to stop blaming herself

She is remembering it was not her fault

That not everything that goes bad is because of her

She lets the song remind her

Remind her that good things happen to her

That she is not to blame

She plays in the moonlight 

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