And on the night her life changed before her eyes She wept Cheers broke out around her, congratulations and kudos were given And she Put up her forcefields and closed her doors once again To mourn
In the trembling ground she planted a seed And watered it with a concoction of part--saline-part-hopes-and-dreams drawn from the wells of her eyes They never quite understood why her knee **** reaction was sadness Nor did they know of the depths her heart could sink to They didn't understand that she was different than the rest of them in that to her, happiness was a forced facade of what lie beyond cracked smiles
She mourned her relationships and any attempts to mend broken ones She wept for the lives she'd never know She mourned for her mother She wept for the young woman who gave her up She mourned the loss of her mountains And her clear open skies She wept so that she could no longer tell Where the monsoon rains started And where her tears ended
She felt her soul breaking And she laughed Isn't it funny I find it hilarious How I've shattered myself so frequently That the shrapnel no longer hurts