On some days When I'm feeling fine And the sun peers through the angelic clouds And I'll catch myself staring A second longer, at the skies Really soaking in that fleeting moment To remind myself that I'm well But not cured I'd hit rock bottom almost decade back Falling to the depths Closer to madness Some of those days, I can't remember Whoever finds this poignant Trust me When I say, I find no joy In telling you that I had no roof over my head But I want you to avoid The mistakes I made Along the way I'd sleep on some park benches From time to time Praying for rain to come And wash the night off its sweat I too was tired Everyday when it was dinner time From sixteen to twenty seven It's been a long way But somehow the change took place I started working Had a life of my own Money of my own And the future became a bit clearer My heart a bit kinder To a clean mind I never could tell when it all started To think I didn't get a head start at life Even fewer get a blank slate A chance to repair and make amends Too often I've held onto regret To those who I damaged I carry the weight still And I hurt myself even now Bleeding their blood In a war with myself
I left my house at 16. After I found out that my father had an affair.
Biggest mistake I made. But I think you can't learn the lessons you aren't taught.