Warm Arms
You think you’re all good,
That you’re living the dream.
You got it all planned.
And you’re never too mean.
But then you wake up
And it hits you inside.
You’ve been living a lie
You’re not even fine.
You turn in despair
And you can’t even scream
You want to get out,
But there’s no way to leave
Because depression hurts
And anxiety lies
And they tear you down
Like a bomb from the skies.
The destruction’s too much
As you sink to your knees
If you believe it or not,
The words are, “God please.”
You beg to be saved
You don’t want to live
You say, “Take it away,”
But they force the gift.
It turns in your soul
You’re lost on the path
You try to say “Help,”
But it’s all aftermath.
You stumble through life,
Barely living each day.
When you decide you're done
Is when you’re finally saved.
Warm arms hold you close
And you cry in embrace
They don’t say a word
And you don’t see a face.
But they’re finally here
Where you want them to be
And as you fall asleep
You’re finally free.
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