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Yet Another Passed


 Yet Another Passed,
 
 Never known a home
 Houses needing double digits to count
 Friends cycled through just the same
 Meeting love in so many forms
 In a lot of lies, some truths I've found
 Enough to latch onto
 Opportunities wasted
 Greatness only tasted
 You made me want to settle down
 Make my home in just one town
 The love I wanted to give
 The truths we could have made
 Goodbye forever, a price not lightly paid
 Not even able to see you go
 You hung up the phone
 Goodbye forever
 
 The One Too Young
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