Like the suns bright rays of light
Your smile shines
It brings life to the hearts
Of the many desolate people that roam our small town
It's like the beacon of a lighthouse
Or the flash of a shooting star
Like something magical we don't understand
It gives me purpose
To wake to your beaming face
And slowly melt at your lips embrace
To do great things only for the reason
To see that smile again
If I knew how, I'd write all the right words
Sing all the right songs
Say all the right things
Just to show you how special you are
To take a heart so black
To the cradle of Nirvana
And have a man so cruel
Repent for what he's done
You're beaming, bright
Lovely smile is the cure
For the darkness in men
And corruption of society
But you are so modest
So cute, so kind
You can't even see
That you're the light that guides
All the ships safely home
For the captains to rest
Or the spark that sets off
The sky flowers nest
What you have is a gift
That smile of yours
So don't keep it hidden
Behind closed doors
Feb 27, 2013
Feb 27, 2013 at 8:22 PM UTC
Like the suns bright rays of light
Your smile shines
It brings life to the hearts
Of the many desolate people that roam our small town
It's like the beacon of a lighthouse
Or the flash of a shooting star
Like something magical we don't understand
It gives me purpose
To wake to your beaming face
And slowly melt at your lips embrace
To do great things only for the reason
To see that smile again
If I knew how, I'd write all the right words
Sing all the right songs
Say all the right things
Just to show you how special you are
To take a heart so black
To the cradle of Nirvana
And have a man so cruel
Repent for what he's done
You're beaming, bright
Lovely smile is the cure
For the darkness in men
And corruption of society
But you are so modest
So cute, so kind
You can't even see
That you're the light that guides
All the ships safely home
For the captains to rest
Or the spark that sets off
The sky flowers nest
What you have is a gift
That smile of yours
So don't keep it hidden
Behind closed doors
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