I couldn't tell you exactly why I wrote "Smile on Me." I imagine it has something to do with HSP. Sensitives aren't just sensitive to their own emotions. They can feel other people's emotions. I was easily influenced by other people's emotions. High school was a departure from a sadness that haunted me in middle school. I felt a kind of liberation. I was finally someone that mattered. I don't know why I felt that then, and not before, but I did. But it seemed like some people were just so depressed about everything. It bothered me. Some days more than others.\
Smile on Me
How come nobody ever smiles any more
Smile to light up your face
How come no one even tries any more
Tries to make sense of this place,
It's this life-long journey that seems surreal
Nobody seems to know the rules
That ones who stand and the ones who feel
Are the people we label as fools
You can't be trapped by what’s on top,
There are better things buried inside,
You have to swim below the surface,
And pull it open wide.
Smile on me,
Smile on me,
Smile on me,
Can't you see?
That's what I really need.
How close can I get?
Before you turn away,
I can't stand a mouthful of regret,
So I guess I'll make my mistakes today,
I remember when I didn't look,
I always knew myself for sure,
But then I felt that desperate stare,
I never could endure.
I've been running- is it to or from?
I know I've been running so far,
You have to run to the ends of the earth,
To find your shining star
How come you don't smile anymore?
Was it that hard?
How come you don't try anymore?
It just tears me apart,
Cut off just to see your face,
Surrounded by these walls,
In a lost and lonely place,
In long and empty halls
I want to be the one that finds you,
And I hope that you find me,
I'm looking for that distant shore,
To set our spirits free
Smile on me,
Smile on me,
Smile on me,
Can't you see?
We need to set each other free.
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