The Watcher
Here I stand, a ghost of a man
Who sees you from afar
There are you, if only you knew
how beautiful you are
There they go, they think that they know
They think it’s you they see
See you there, but don’t really care
or know what you mean to me
I have seen a beautiful queen
who’ll never see the pauper
in his disguise away from the eyes
of those who deem it improper
So here am I, living in a lie
The monarch of despair
Who leaves a rose but always knows
He doesn’t have a prayer
Though you think me below you and you yearn for ones above you
I see you and I know you and I cannot help but love you
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