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Your Angel


You called me your angel

So from my Heaven I fell

Spiraling into your world

That was a living Hell

How pathetic I believed

All the lies you would tell

Giving you my all

At the ring of your bell

Only seeing the good in you

I was drowning under your spell

So in your corrupt world

I would continue to dwell

Now looking back I realize

You had me living in a cell

Still I believed I loved you

But all that love you would dispel

I promise to me you meant the world

Forever I will wish you well

I use to be your angel

Broken and weak, I bid you farewell

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