find someone to love

find someone to love

i searched to find someone to love,

and i found her and i loved her with obsessive love but she didn't like me and she never knew how much i loved her, dreamed of her, daydreamed about her, and still dream about her.

so I searched for another to love,

and I found her and loved her and she decided that my love was wrong, that my love may have been too strong, that i may have wanted to be with her too much, too often and she needed space.

so i searched and found a summer love,

she wanted summer love while school was out and when the school year started she decided that her books need loving and that i wasn't in her books any longer.

so i tried to find another to love,

and to be in love to find a heart that needed loving and wanted me to hold, to hold her long and often,

so i loved another,

but she decided that she wasn't ready to love me now and going steady was not what she needed now, so she said goodbye, adios, farewell.

so i searched for another one to love.

and found a woman who was through with her cheating man and needed someone to hold her heart until it healed again so i held her heart then she decided she needed to be free that i was just a rebound love and she didn't want my love right now

so i tried to find another love...

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