We don't know
I am no less a stranger to you than you are to me.
How I wish we would trade stories
It is not fair of me
to expect of you
to take care of me
You carry your own load
heavy
Let me lend you a hand
instead
Loneliness tries to get me
But then I ask why
There is still ground beneath my feet
I am seen by the sun
I am loved by the sky
Can I get
a mother on rent
My real mother is too old
to listen to my pains
With whom I can play
With whom I can cry
Who takes me as I am
Doesn't ask why
In whose lap I can hide
In whose lap I can die