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This Lullaby
December 21, 2011
This lullaby
Will be special
You'll drift off
To sleep forever
Where whenever awaits
And Prince Charming
Becomes reality
He's always wanted you
This lullaby
Will be hypnotizing
You'll drift off
To an empty forest
Where you are lost
And helplessly heartbroken
Endlessly falling into the dark
Screaming bloody-murder
This lullaby
Will be decieving
You'll drift off
To your death
Where you'll be cried over
And achingly remembered
As the girl who didn't wake up From her father's beating
© Darcy D., Sonoma, CA
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