Can't Win for Losing You

by

Faye Hoffman

I told myself,it can't be true.
I bet my friends that we were through.
How I was better,after all.
I won the bet,but lost it all.

Now I can't win,for losing you.
Pretending that I'm glad we're through.
Can't really tell them,what is true.
That I am nothing without you.

Lost everything,
for all my fun.
My friends are gone,
my life undone.

I did it all,
It's all my fault.
I'll pay the cost,
no matter what.

Never thought that I could lose.
Never thought, that I'd lose you.
Now I see that I was wrong.
I lost it all,when I lost you.

NEXT?
Why don't you look at Hans The Octogenarian
by: Francis Duggan
from: Wonthaggi, Victoria, Australia

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