Hey you
I see you there
Yeah, I can do that, too
Put on my famous
Crooked smile
I'll dance to that same tune
Crank on a smile of mischief
Play your stupid game
Sparkly-eyed little dreamer
Though the sparkles are my tears
Hey you
You want to fool me around
Yeah, I guess I can deal with that
Anything to keep you
Coming around
Anything to get me through
Play the song of moonbeams
Or starshine. Or sunburst melodies
Anything to grasp at
Your fragile attention
Hey you
I can't see you anymore
I'm sorry I can't sing that song
To you I was never worth a damn
Just enough to string along
But now you aren't worth doing that for
Hey you
You think you mean that much
Hey you
So big and bad
Hey you
I see you clearly now
Hey you
I think I've had enough
Hey you
Go fuck yourself
Hey you
You want to fool me around
Well, I can't deal with that
Anything to keep you
From coming around
Anything to get away from you
About the Creator
A. R. Ambrosi
I like to write, if that makes me a writer, then rock on!
I started writing as a child because I ran out of stuff to read. So, I only write stuff that I like. If you like it too, awesome! Enjoy! ^_^
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