She wears a cloak,
You can't identify her,
She wears a long hood,
You can't see her.
She pretends she's all right,
But her eyes still got that flame,
She never shows her wounds,
For her, life is a game.
She didn't find herself,
Never seen, who she was,
But finally, when she was exposed,
Each face turned,
each eye just closed.
A fair lady, with blood covered eyes,
Flames burnt her,
Scares covered her
Tears made it worse,
Maybe being a woman,
Was her curse.
She was crying, but still smiled,
She wanted to die,
But has to survive,
She can't make it now,
She was dead alive.
Nov 16, 2017
Nov 16, 2017 at 8:36 AM UTC
She wears a cloak,
You can't identify her,
She wears a long hood,
You can't see her.
She pretends she's all right,
But her eyes still got that flame,
She never shows her wounds,
For her, life is a game.
She didn't find herself,
Never seen, who she was,
But finally, when she was exposed,
Each face turned,
each eye just closed.
A fair lady, with blood covered eyes,
Flames burnt her,
Scares covered her
Tears made it worse,
Maybe being a woman,
Was her curse.
She was crying, but still smiled,
She wanted to die,
But has to survive,
She can't make it now,
She was dead alive.
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