You're In
Living forever in my own world
takes too much to join
but once you're in, you're in
compassion is the only key
easily smithed, but no locksmiths
you ease your way in
then leave when there's no welcome mat
like "Maybe I'll feel more welcomed at,
an open door"
but little do you know
you'll be kicked out
after one wrong step
see with me
once you're in
you're in
you can leave
but to me you'll be here forever
you'll be forever
even after you're gone
we'll still reminisce on old times
the times we loved
we can't help but miss it
we can't help but relive it
there's no telling when
we might meet again
when we might love again.
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