I do happen to think though that the most likely reason for the rollacoaster emotionalness is because I am due to leave Bedford and the AMAZING people at the King's Arms, TSM and my FP Impact base in about a month and a half. Some of whom its is likely I will not be seeing again for at least a few years if not until heaven. Very, very, VERY sad times. D: Don't get me wrong I am so looking forward to coming home and working for KCH, but I feel more known here I 'spose. What I mean by that is after doing TSM and learning that I didn't show people the real me let alone know who I was. Whereas here, the people around me have been finding out whom I am alongside me finding out too. So there’s been no room to hide or put a mask on. So the people I know here, well a few of them, know me better than most if not all the people I know back home; which kind of scares me as I’m going to be living and doing life with them for the foreseeable future...
Life's a show
And we all play our parts
And when the music starts
We open up our hearts
It’s alright
If some things come out wrong
We'll sing a happy song
And you can sing along
Where there’s life, there’s hope
Everyday’s a gift
Wishes can, come true
Whistle while, you work
So hard, all day
To be like other girls
To fit in, in this glittering world
Don't give me songs
Don't give me songs
Give me something to sing about
I need something to sing about
Life’s a song
You don't get to rehearse
And every single verse
Can make it that much worse
Still my friends don't know why I ignore
The million things or more
I should be dancing for
All the joy life sends
Family and friends
All the twists and bends
Knowing that it ends
Well that depends
On if they let you go
On if they know enough to know
That when you've bowed
You leave the crowd
So give me something to sing about
Please give me something to sing about
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