
I’ve made up my heart—gotta guard against deception
Gotta make up my mind—not to listen to my heart
For I can now see—that you never really loved me
And it’s broken my heart—to know you never really cared
I’ll still see your smile—so charming and I thought loving
I’ll still hear those words—“you know this is for the best”
And though I know—that doesn’t make it easy
Because now I see—you were never really there for me
And that part of me I gave to you
Will never mean a thing to you
And that part of me I lost to you
I can never have again
A word from my broken heart—which burns now with despair
A hope from my inner soul—that maybe one day you’ll care
A plea to my Lord, my God—don’t make me find another
A plea that maybe you—will bring back to me what’s lost
So, I’ll still see your smile—still charming and deceiving
And I’ll still know the words—“you know I must be leaving”
And so maybe I know—but my heart cries out, it’s aching
And you shake your head—you leave
And that part of me I gave to you
Will never mean a thing to you
And that part of me I lost to you
I can never have again
But until you learn a thing or two
I really don’t want you back here
I gotta nurse my broken heart—and you—only the pride broken from words I said
You know now that they are true
But I’ll still see your face—you’re now a broken man
And I no longer want to say those words—“Now do you understand?”
With a broken smile—you nod to me
With a broken heart now—from knowing a great part of what you stole from me
And the knowledge now of seeing this broken heart’s pain
Maybe one day I’ll see your smile—and it won’t make me fall apart
And maybe one day the echo will cease—and I’ll get healed this broken heart
Maybe so…. Right now I don’t know….
But my Lord, my God will never leave me—and in my pain—He weeps with me
About the Creator
Sarah Lynn Jones
Sarah is a writer, vlogger, storyteller, poet, dreamer, healer, mystic, artist, hopeful, and lover of life who is passionate about telling stories to help others seek healing and acceptance in their own lives and journeys.



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