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		~Joy
 A churchbell ringing in the distance
 Breaking the silence as a fragile mirror
 She threw lucky-quarters in the fountain
 Of which the movement rinckled my
 Reflection upon the before so lifeless surface
 She took my hand, lead me deep in the woods
 There she chopped of my tongue, so I couldn't cry for help
 Then she cut up my face and got rid of my skin
 A sweet and tender kiss she pressed upon my rotten lips
 She took my soul and she stuffed it in a new body
 Erasing my past life, All that I ever was
 Beter said, The little nothing that I used to be
 She gave me eyes that light up in the night
 Nails that shine and draw the stars in the sky
 A skin, soft like satin and white was snow
 My tears she curled and twirled
 And turned them into the most beautiful ribbons
 Never again will I be the girl with the greasy hair
 I stood up from my wall, starting to bloom, starting to live
 Thanks to her, that pretty girl
 I looked at the one that made me grow out of my ugly shell
 It was this enchanting creature, with magical green eyes
 And a silver pointy hat on her mint-green hair
 She wore a green skurt of leaves, with stars strewn upon it
 Her smile was sweet and tender but more complicated than it seemed
 Then I stood there paralyzed..
 This beautiful girl, she was crying and crying
 There was no way I could make her stop
 I tried to pacify her, make her smile, I tried everything
 But it didn't work..
 Altogether I think the tears could have formed an ocean
 Rivers were floating down her face, it just wouldn't stop
 Then I wondered why this magical creature was crying so much
 I looked at her, her face and cloths were soaked
 Her make-up was everywhere except where it was supposed to be
 And her hair was sticking to her face
 I felt sorry for her, so sorry
 Then a strange feeling crawled up my back, in my neck
 I knew this girl, I've seen her before
 The look as if all the misery on the world was on her shoulders
 Those eyes that you can't read anything from but torture
 Hands that are wounded and look old and dead
 That greasy hair..
 It was me, or her inside me, or me in her
 It made me so confused my mind refused to think
 She is my sin, she is my pain
 I wish I could save her from being this way
 I took her hand, lead her deeper into the forest
 We went dancing under the stars, near the great old oak
 There we sang unheard songs and at that moment we were so happy
 Euphoria filling us, from our minds to the tip of our toes, we were so happy
 It felt like a thousand butterflies flying through my veins
 So if you cross that great old oak, lock your mouth and open your ears
 You might hear an eternal voice, echoing our unheard songs
 Forever and ever and ever and ever...
 
		
		
		
		
		
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