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That one morning when I went to your house
I crept up to your window, quiet as a mouse
Thinking I’ll give you a nice little surprise
But what I got instead cancelled all our joys
I saw that the door was locked
And I felt like I’d been thrown out
Because you always tell me where you go
So I couldn’t believe that this was true
Now that you’ve shattered all my hope
Find me a way to cope...

I’ve been living in solitude for all these years,
Praying for fortitude to face my fears.
Why don’t you ever hear what I have to say?
Why won’t you come near me today?


I thought so hard and fought with myself endlessly
To try to understand why you left so suddenly
I asked everyone I knew for the slightest clue
But no one ever told me, so I had nothing to do
I was left without an answer
And all I could do was wonder
Because you always tell me where you go
So I couldn’t believe that this was true.
So now that you’ve shattered all my hope
Find me a way to cope...

I’ve been living in solitude for all these years,
Praying for fortitude to face my fears.
Why don’t you ever hear what I have to say?
Why won’t you come near me today?


Now that it’s been so long
That you’ve been gone:
You vanished without a trace.
I don’t know where you are.
But I hope you are not too far
From me, from me...


‘Cause I’ve been living in solitude for all these years
Praying for fortitude to face my fears
I’ve been waiting for a sign from you
To tell you that I’m waiting for you

I’ve been living in solitude for all these years
Praying for fortitude to face my fears
I’ll keep waiting for evermore
Just for you to come back home.

I’ve been in solitude for all these years,
Praying for fortitude to face my fears.
I’ve been in solitude for all these years,
Praying for fortitude to face my fears.
I’ve been in solitude for all these years,
Praying for fortitude to face my fears...




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