I dwell

by Kiki   Sep 28, 2007


I sit in the park where I dwell,
For this boy I love so well,
He took my heart away from me,
Now he wants to set me free.

I see a girl on his lap,
He says things to her he never said to me.
I ran home to cry on my bed,
Not a word to mother was said.

Father came home late that night,
He looked at me from left to right,
He saw me hanging from a rope,
He took his knife to cut me down.
And on my dress a note was found:

Dig my grave, Dig it deep.
Dig my grave, From head to feet.
And on the top place a dove.
And remember this, I died for love.

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