Scar
How do I tell her that the only things left of the sweet innocence are things that make no sense
How do I tell her that now my favorite color is the red of cries, lies, lines and wines
How do I tell her that falling asleep is easier with counting scars than counting stars
How do I tell her that I feel claustrophobic, not only in the mob but also in my head
How do I tell her that now strangers don't seem as scary as the eyes staring in my mirror, wary
How do I tell her that I no longer wish to see this world that she unfurled
How do I tell her that the only things left of the sweet innocence are things that make no sense
How do I tell her that now my favorite color is the red of cries, lies, lines and wines
How do I tell her that falling asleep is easier with counting scars than counting stars
How do I tell her that I feel claustrophobic, not only in the mob but also in my head
How do I tell her that now strangers don't seem as scary as the eyes staring in my mirror, wary
How do I tell her that I no longer wish to see this world that she unfurled