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Later She said she'd get it later , when she saw that he had called So many things she had to do tend , to on her few days off While she's out and galavanting His thoughts would cross her mind Even though it would take a few seconds She just didn't have the time Serenades had all but dried up She no longer heard him sing He doesn't text her half as much Cuz she's so busy with everything. ***** dishes , and running errands For those who don't put her first And then free time to Netflix She had no idea how much it hurt Before she knew it another day gone Another handful of moments missed Although her day was full of things done None if him to reminisce She ignored his texts till later She decided not to answer her phone She didn't realize he was calling Because something was feeling wrong When she finally decided to call him He wasn't waiting anymore He was calling to say goodbye Because he'd been called home to the Lord .
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 4:17 PM UTC
Later
Later She said she'd get it later , when she saw that he had called So many things she had to do tend , to on her few days off While she's out and galavanting His thoughts would cross her mind Even though it would take a few seconds She just didn't have the time Serenades had all but dried up She no longer heard him sing He doesn't text her half as much Cuz she's so busy with everything. ***** dishes , and running errands For those who don't put her first And then free time to Netflix She had no idea how much it hurt Before she knew it another day gone Another handful of moments missed Although her day was full of things done None if him to reminisce She ignored his texts till later She decided not to answer her phone She didn't realize he was calling Because something was feeling wrong When she finally decided to call him He wasn't waiting anymore He was calling to say goodbye Because he'd been called home to the Lord .
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 4:17 PM UTC
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