
Light Up The Sky
Date: Saturday, 3rd January 2009 @ 02:45:37 PM AEST Topic: Sad Poetry
Contributed By: liamleash
When the sky opens up will you hold me down.
Do as I promise and break what I say.
Tomorrow is just another day.
Another day when im with you.
The lights in this city are never to bright.
So turn them up and we’ll walk on this fake sunshine all day.
But you never change your clothes so they’ll soon fade.
And with it you’ll be gone.
And ill be sat here.
I’ll be sat here.
I see my self in your dreams.
The way you hold it close.
Holding him as I stand in the background.
Growing to big for this city
You can take the man away from the game.
But inside you’ll never feel the same.
I wear a white suit
But inside im darker then your eyes.
Your awake too much , you’re a mess.
But keep on wearing that dress.
And I’ll steal another line out of your mouth.
As you kick and shout.
And with it you’ll be gone.
And I’ll be sat here.
I’ll be sat here.
I see my self in your dreams.
The way you hold it close.
Holding him as I stand in the background.
Growing to big for this city
You can take the man away from the game.
But inside you’ll never feel the same.
When the sky opens up will you hold me down ?.
Do you know who I am ?.
Tomorrow is just another day.
When I sit there.
Sit here and be the man in the background.
Hold me in these stars.
Hold me in these stars.
Bright scars open up the sky.
Like the dim-lit lantern it is.
Spread across a two page spread.
I’ll hold you down when the sky opens up.
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