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Weeping Willow


Weeping Willow you stand so tall, But your limbs, over they fall. Weeping Willow, why so sad, Nothing is ever truly that bad. Weeping Willow, you're a pitiful sight, But on the inside is a beautiful light. Weeping Willow, you stand so tall. But you are beautiful! Why do your limbs fall?
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