The Lady I Call Snow

by

Roy Wayne Crouch

I met her on gloomy night
My life was near its end
The women that I truly loved
Said it’s over, lets just be friends

My heart now torn wide open
My thoughts I lost control
To comfort from this hurt inside
Entered the lady I call snow

The first time that she held me
I knew right from the start
She knew I had a weakness
As she stole me broken heart

People who were my friends
I’d use, and then let go
So I could dance, with my new romance
This lady I call snow

She teased me, then she please me
My life she now controlled
To have her hold me one more time
As she rules my heart and soul

I ask the lord to help me
Her price I could no longer pay
To continue with this deceiving love
I saw death in distant days

The pains of a broken heart
To know the hurts I know
Don’t trust your heart, to this deceiving high
She’s the lady I call snow

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