It's always coming up The plans that I have made I could have made it up But I said my band could play What if it doesn't happen The concert that I had promised What if it doesn't happen Would the music have been missed? And we're up on stage for the first time This is the next stage of my life We're playing tonight On a stage that's all lit up With people in front of us And the crowd is singing We're playing tonight And no we won't dare to shut up This is our moment to shine And show what we're bringing Listen It's always coming up The trouble that I've made I prayed and lifted up And asked, do you want me to play The venue left my sight And I almost gave up hope The venue was given that night And the lights began to glow And we're up on stage For the first time This is the next stage of my life We're playing tonight On a stage that's all lit up With people in front of us And the crowd is si...
People in my family say I have a gift with words I can write a nice letter or a beautiful poem Showing the image of soaring birds I will admit I don't have it figured out I get a rare twist I get a fun shout I often get block The words don't just come They don't run like a river Right out of my mouth But if I did have that gift Even a thousand times more I'd want to right something That brought you in to explore To find a new world of these things we call words And to use them to paint a vision you could never imagine Except with my words And I'd want to write about you Oh I would want to write about you I'd want to write about your smile and your eyes and their hue I'd think of all the words that could describe Or even begin to describe just what I want to say And here are a list of words that would have that forté:
How can he sleep at night? He must not know— He must think I’m doing well That it’s well with my soul. But does he know? Does he know the countless hours Of sleep I’ve been deprived of? Having to struggle under the covers, With my eyes sown shut— Just to wait for sleep to find me, Sometimes hours and hours later? All the time retracing memories and nightmares, Like a bad cd, repeating an awful clip. Does he know the meals I’ve missed? With an aching stomach, longing to be fed, But as soon as it’s in my sight, My stomach closes off and my throat shuts. Does he know the gallons of tears that have left my eyes, Within the last month and a half? Does he know how many tubs I could have filled With my anguish? How can he sleep at night, If he knows that he has ruined my life- After telling me of the respect he had for us? How can he live with himself, Knowing that because of his impulse, A “friend” who shared his stage— Has experienced the most excruciating pain E...
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