I Own A Phone
2 November, 2004
Author: Webster
Things that used to be important
Somehow all turned into you.
The love I lost fills me with torment,
Now I’m alone, sad and blue.
I own a phone that doesn’t ring,
My four gray walls are echoing.
These empty days turn into nights,
This tunnel has no end in sight.
I get out of my chair to go downstairs
To find myself staring at the note you left there.
I have a door that never opens
But I can’t stop praying and I won’t stop hoping.
I don’t have a choice, I miss you so much:
I miss the sound of your voice
And the soft of your touch.
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