in our drunken speech we tell the actual truth,
in old age we notice the power of our youth.
where we've been, is not where we're going,
what we've seen, hasn't always been showing.
I've lost things that I'll never find again,
youth, love, beauty, and some pain.
stood in the dark alleys of imminent danger,
found the best conversation with a stranger.
everything is not always what it seems,
sometimes from rain the sunshine beams.
happiness lives down the road from pain,
loss; it lives in the very shadows of gain.
everything is a contradiction of things seen,
kindness is just the very opposite of mean.
which makes it oh so very ******' easy to show,
if you know half, what you think you know.
in our drunk speak we tell the actual truth,
in old age we'll know the power of our youth.
where we've been, is not where we're going,
what we've seen, has not always been showing.
I lived my every day's from summer to autumn,
felt my loving Mom baby powder my bottom.
some of this ******* I really can't remember,
from these Neveruary's to the last December.
on some tombstone is where I'll tell my final lie,
a fake, “I'll always love you”, and a final goodbye.
you never loved me, cause you never understood,
why I was here, and there's no reason I ever should.
I've lost things that I'll never find again,
youth, love, beauty, power, and some pain.
stood in the dark alleys of imminent danger,
found the best conversation with a stranger. . .