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You & Me


Built-up walls, you found little holes

You fill each of my different souls

Making my shoes runnable

Never saw me as loveable

Till you slide through the cracks

Made me feel the attacks

 

You held me up, never back

Always running on a track

Never had your love lack

I still remember your backpack

And the way back to your class

I wish this would all pass

so we can go back 

To when it was just

You and me

 

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