Life without you has been so lonely
Although I have moved on, and married another
It is you who has my heart
Memories of you and I have become just that
I struggle to hear your voice, that sexy laughter
I smile, you smiled, we sure smiled
I remember your touch the way you held me tight against your nakedness
Your warm body, my warm body, lying there touching each other
When you left me that day did you know that you would never be back
I stood alone looking out the window never knowing what was about to come
How could another person decide our fate that day
Where you were left alone to bleed out while help was on its way
I hurt all these years later, as if it were only yesterday
The chilling screams that came out of me when you left me with a life long pain.
I will always love you
Tony
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