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You and Me


You and me, we dance to the same music

Gently swaying to the beat in our hearts

As our bodies intertwine.

 

You and me, we share the same sins

Destines to end in glorious fire

Our hearts forever bound by our love.

 

You and me, we drink the same poison

To escape for awhile to our imaginations

Where the impossible becomes ordinary.

 

You and me, we think the same thoughts

Pondering over the beauty of dissonant chords

And how the music of the Gods is over the hills and far away.

 

You and me, we have the same sorrows

Trying to mend our broken souls

But breaking them again, just so they can be mended.

 

You and me, we are doomed to suffer

For we are perfection

Too pure, yet too damaged, for such a cruel world.

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