Who Wouldv'e Knew...
Who knew
That love could be so true.
That I would Find love in you,
And that you would find love in me too.
Who knew
That love could be found
In a place so unprofound,
Yet at first, somehow, by me, not found.
Who knew
That life could turn out so sweet
Then cave in on itself From beneath my feet,
Letting me fall to my defeat.
Who knew
That death could be so nice.
And that living would not suffice
As a helpful adversary to surviving the world's vice.
Who knew
That you could turn out to be so cold,
And that your every lie woould unfold
Befor my eyes, the truth, it be told.
Who knew.
Wel now I do.
I now know that you love was too good to be true,
And how I now regret ever laying mine eyes upon you.
I wish I had knew
That you were never right for me,
And that you loved unfathfully.
But I did not know, you see.
Now all I can say
Is that I am Fine now that you have gone away.
And now that my life has been ridden of you,
All I can think is, "Who wouldv'e knew..."
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