About Her

Well, before I show you my first piece of lyrics, I'd just like to thank you for reading. These lyrics were inspired by no-one in particular, just things I have read, and things I'd like to put into contexts. Sometimes life is harsh, but you need to get other it. Or hold on.

About Her:

Her lips, her eyes, a dream, lullabies,

No place, to embrace, her case anymore,

She’s lost, her cost, alone, legs crossed.

To wait, its late, that’s fate, leave her alone,

And when you feel her touch, as it lingers on your skin,

Her damp falling tears, as it fades away the sin,

That immense sadness, as it plunges through your heart,

Give her chance and let her enhance, don’t let her fall apart,

Her smile, her laugh, all gone, a mere crash,

Losing, her mind, pointless, and blind,

Sympathise, realise, step aside, let her through,

Let her go, she’s needs to know, exactly, what to do

And when she calls your name, and it echoes through your ears,

Don’t let it soothe away, and imagine all her fears,

Leave her within her head, where the darkness shades the light,

Remember it was you, the one that brightened her night,

It was you who removed those lies,

Took your hands from her velvet eyes,

Made her stop, and made her think,

Not a sound, or neither a blink,

In need, of help, you stayed, helped out,

That shoulder, to cry, never turned, a blind eye,

Never left, always there, let her sing, let her stare,

Always with you in her arms, never there to cause you harm

Now that she starts to realise everything she’s missed,

She soon forgets the hundred times, you and her kissed,

Now that she’s seen the light, her recovery is due,

But with her opened eyes, she no longer sees you.

The cure, that left her on her own two feet,

But she’s gone, alone, walking across the street,

The other side, a person left in the dark, with nothing left,

Its time to turn around,

Forget what you once found,

Pick yourself up from the ditch,

And leave this precious bitch.

Now that she starts to realise everything she’s missed,

She soon forgets the hundred times, you and her kissed,

Now that she’s seen the light, her recovery is due,

But with her opened eyes, she no longer sees you.