I opened the door to love
The front door of my heart
You came in and measured rooms
Remodeled in all it's parts
And before I could say I knew it
You had rearranged my life to suit
Then you began to moan and complain
That my heart was way to small
So you began to shop around
And found a complex next door to the mall
Forgetting all those vows of I'll do it
My life like a revolving door you went through it
You left leaving the front door open
But you shut off all my lights
Now I hear your searching again
Your talk of true love , I scoff
Maybe it's on a secluded island
One with a two story loft
so be it . . .
Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 3:11 PM UTC
I opened the door to love
The front door of my heart
You came in and measured rooms
Remodeled in all it's parts
And before I could say I knew it
You had rearranged my life to suit
Then you began to moan and complain
That my heart was way to small
So you began to shop around
And found a complex next door to the mall
Forgetting all those vows of I'll do it
My life like a revolving door you went through it
You left leaving the front door open
But you shut off all my lights
Now I hear your searching again
Your talk of true love , I scoff
Maybe it's on a secluded island
One with a two story loft
so be it . . .
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