I just thought
It was the craziest thing
Really
The craziest thing
That they would, uh,
Leave me
When I had shown
Such growth, you know?
Such growth
Going to a new place
And then one day
Waking up
And it feels--
It feels very much
Like waking up
I know some people--
I know there are people
Who would describe it
As a breakdown
And it could have been
It very well could have been
A breakdown
But after the breakdown
And that’s what I want to talk about
After the breakdown
I was more myself
Than I had been
Before the breakdown
Because before the breakdown
I was a person who was--
And I can see
Why they would feel like
The deal changed
Because we were both
All about a lifestyle
They liked money
I liked money
I got to a point
Where money
Didn’t matter to me anymore
And that made me feel like a better person
And I could see why
It put them in a position
They felt was unfair
Because it forced them acknowledge
That money was important to them
And that’s not something
A lot of people want to--
And they had moved
They had moved with me
They had come to Tennessee with me
And when I started really becoming
Who it was I needed to become
They suddenly had to be the person
Who was--
Like when you get married
And they say ‘For worse’
They were in a ‘For worse’ position
I get it
Not everybody feels comfortable
Being put in that position
I don’t blame them
For not wanting
To be in that position
But think about...I guess…
Think about loving someone
And thinking
That the way you love them
And the way they are
Is going to be the same
Forever and ever
But then that’s also on me
Because they’re frivolous
I chose to love
A frivolous person
I chose to live
A frivolous life
And then when I wanted
To stop being frivolous
It was like a religious awakening
It was like when you see the light
And you think
That everybody else
Is going to want
To see the same light
They looked at it
And said ‘No, thank you’
And they walked away
From all of it
And from me
I won’t say I wasn’t upset
Because I was upset
Because so much was changing
And I would have liked it
If that, uh, one thing
Didn’t change
And if that person
Who I loved
Was willing to say--
‘I’ll change with you’
But that didn’t happen
And I can’t look back on it
And try to understand why
Anything that happened happened
Why look back, right?
It’s just like--
Why look back?
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