Changes
In life, we have choices, and upon those choices is the reality we create for our selves.
How is it no matter what you always know just what to say. We both said for better or worse we will always find a way, Through sickness and health, Please believe there's always a brighter day.. See I see what you don't something so sad without hope. I've come to the conclusion you can't fix what you you can't see, so technically to you there was never a problem to begin with. Why change something that's right and good? If it ain't broke don't fix it, aren't those the things that you say.
You see a foolish man is one that thinks they're with out fault, that there's nothing to be learned and that no one can tell him anything. Every day is a chance to start anew each day to become more like the true you. A smart, intelligent, sophisticated, complex, being with so much depth. I wish you were open to change, like you felt you had to, that there is no other way. You see somehow you always no just what to say to make sure you ruin my day.
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