It's easy to hear the loneliness in her voice
As she speaks she has no one to talk about, there's just no choice
She talks about the good old days
Filled with love and compassion all was just a faze
Loneliness is when you cry
There's no one there to make her smile or dry her eyes
No one to help with the demons inside her head
No one to subside the discomfort of pain from deep inside
The demons are here to prey on the misguided brain
She continues to hide her pain
Only to give into the loneliness of despair
Her loneliness has only become a reality because nobody cares
Trying to fade away loneliness has taken its toll
On her soul
Sound of loneliness is silent
She doesn't hear the birds singing with great talent
She doesn't feel the sun shining
People pass her by as if she doesn't exist so she starts declining
She wishes her heart could love again highly unlikely loneliness has become her only way of life
She remains unable to feel due to the coldness in her heart stuck by a knife
Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 11:24 AM UTC
It's easy to hear the loneliness in her voice
As she speaks she has no one to talk about, there's just no choice
She talks about the good old days
Filled with love and compassion all was just a faze
Loneliness is when you cry
There's no one there to make her smile or dry her eyes
No one to help with the demons inside her head
No one to subside the discomfort of pain from deep inside
The demons are here to prey on the misguided brain
She continues to hide her pain
Only to give into the loneliness of despair
Her loneliness has only become a reality because nobody cares
Trying to fade away loneliness has taken its toll
On her soul
Sound of loneliness is silent
She doesn't hear the birds singing with great talent
She doesn't feel the sun shining
People pass her by as if she doesn't exist so she starts declining
She wishes her heart could love again highly unlikely loneliness has become her only way of life
She remains unable to feel due to the coldness in her heart stuck by a knife
Written by: Denise Huddleston
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