Lonely
By Bigvern
Title( Lonely)
Verse 1
Everyone has there problems,
Most find it hard to express,
Unable to share there feelings,
To get it of there chest.
They feel the world is against them,
Crying deep inside,
Been shouting out for everyones help,
All heard but only denied.
Feeling so rejected,
Why is this happening to me.
I'm scared to walk alone anymore,
And sit by the old oak tree.
Chorus
Reaching out,
Reaching out,
Hands all up in the air,
Crying out loud for some help,
But not getting heard anywhere,
Reaching out,
Reaching out,
Someone must hear my tear,
It's a lonely place to be out here,
All dark and living in fear.
Verse 2
Everyone stares from a distance,
With a face that l Im feeling judged,
Just wanna get swallowed up by the world,
As l shout out loud for some hugs,
We all make big mistakes in life,
Bad choices we make too,
No one on this earth is perfect,
That's including me and you,
Staring to the floor as I walk,
Wondering what to do,
So many thoughts in my head,
Wishing some would come very true,
Chorus
Reaching out,
Reaching out,
Hands all up in the air,
Crying out loud for some help,
But not getting heard anywhere,
Reaching out,
Reaching out,
Someone must hear my tear,
It's a lonely place to be out here,
All dark and living in fear.
Verse 3
This world can be cruel at most times,
Relentless even more so,
Kicking empty cans around the streets,
As I walk with a sock out my toes,
This shouldn't really be happening to me,
Misfortune yes I've had,
The good thing in life I had are now gone,
And wear nothing else but rags.
Chorus
Reaching out,
Reaching out,
Hands all up in the air,
Crying out loud for some help,
But not getting heard anywhere,
Reaching out,
Reaching out,
Someone must hear my tear,
It's a lonely place to be out here,
All dark and living in fear.
Verse 4
All I want is my family back and some special things in life too,
These things didn't seem as important before,
But I now know are surly true,
Mercy, mercy have mercy on me,
Family is all I need,
I don't want to sit by myself anymore against the lonely old oak tree.
Written by Wayne Davison
