Bargains? by Judy Burnette
I waited for your call
like a blind man looking for the sun;
At six-o-five I realized
it wasn't going to come.
How could I have been so naive
to think the last thing on your mind;
Would be to dial my number
to reassure me one last time?
For you were seeing someone you loved
an emotion you still deeply feel;
So I'll repair my hurting heart
in time I know it will heal.
I hope your evening was everything
you wanted it to be;
The choice is yours...
choose her now, or from her be set free.
You say she only needs a friend
yet this one thing you will find;
If you want a life with someone new
you have to leave the past behind.
If friendship is what you are seeking
go ahead, walk through that door;
Who knows...in the end
you may get more than you bargained for.
like a blind man looking for the sun;
At six-o-five I realized
it wasn't going to come.
How could I have been so naive
to think the last thing on your mind;
Would be to dial my number
to reassure me one last time?
For you were seeing someone you loved
an emotion you still deeply feel;
So I'll repair my hurting heart
in time I know it will heal.
I hope your evening was everything
you wanted it to be;
The choice is yours...
choose her now, or from her be set free.
You say she only needs a friend
yet this one thing you will find;
If you want a life with someone new
you have to leave the past behind.
If friendship is what you are seeking
go ahead, walk through that door;
Who knows...in the end
you may get more than you bargained for.
Old loves are sometimes very hard to get out of our hearts and minds. Sometimes we take the risk of losing a new love by still reaching for the old. Be careful the steps you take with emotions of the heart.
