The human heart As fragile as crystal stemware And if one’s very lucky It gets a single chance For one great love To treasure for a lifetime That’s more than usually given And the human heart forever Fills to overflow
If fate steps in To take away the loved one There’s nothing left To fill the void behind A walking corpse With a heart that’s simply beating Forcing blood through a body no longer alive
But against all odds A billion to one encounter A second great love Rejuvenates the soul Bringing new hope to the soul no longer breathing And bursting forth A second heart demands To grow inside and fill the void created To open and let in a second great love it holds
But if time descends And takes away a lifetime The second heart Breaks like crystal stemware cast aside The second human heart That bore a new beginning By loving the new great love Filled with hope until it died No longer beats No longer sees forever No longer hears the laughter No longer feels the joy It knew the love would bring
Forever is forever Without love not worth living The human heart One or even two Can no longer hope or daydream Its breath no longer matters The human heart forsaken Dies and walks the earth in a shell Of empty cells misshapen By broken hearted mem’ries Now nothing ever matters Only love that it once knew