A Guiding Star At Night
A. CallierGone are my senses
They’re gone with the wind
Gone is the fragile balance between love and loving hate
Gone is the illusion that I can control my life
Gone is the delicate veil that protects me from the lie
I can’t control my monkey brain
I can’t switch off my thoughts
It’s driving me insane
My world is full of doubt
I know I shouldn’t worry, but the mountain is too steep
I know I shouldn’t worry, but the night gives me the creeps
For you, I’ll cross the ocean
I’ll swim against the tide
For you, I’ll cross the desert
A guiding Star at night
Gone is the wind that blows away the clouds
Gone is my voice that used to be too loud
Gone is the idea that I make a difference somehow
Gone is the poem that used to make me proud
At night I lie awake and think I about the darkest hour
At night I lie awake, but then your breathing calms me down
I know I shouldn’t worry, but the pond is too deep
I know I shouldn’t worry, but the night gives me the creeps
