Wednesday, February 13, 2013

More Binge Writing - Hope In Hand

Hope In Hand

He’s the kind of boy in parking lot
Surfing on a tray barely hanging on
Says it’s just a phase but it’s really not
Living for today case tomorrow’s lost

And she’s the type of girl with a medical wristband
Watches every step to avoid the quicksand
Runs to clear the street when the sign hits three
Stepping on the sidewalk looking back at him

Sometimes you ain’t got nothing at all,
But a little bit of hope in a hand, so don’t let go

Friends say that they were never a match
And couldn’t paint a picture where they were attached
Just too different and they wouldn’t see
How two different people could be the same

Coaster rides by his side, she closes eyes
And screams at the heavens praying she wouldn’t die
He takes her by the hand and she suddenly knows
She’s gonna be alright as long as holds her

(Bridge)
He says, it’ll work out some how
We don’t have to think right now
I know what it’s all about, oh and
She finds, it’s harder to just let go
The safety she used to know,
Holding a hand of hope

There they go, holding hands, crossing the street
She’s pulling him across when the sign hits three
But he just smiles while holding her back
Hopping up the curb and having a laugh

Illogical, don’t you know, a boy and a girl
The last two believers left here in the world
No one better tell’em what they don’t know
A mismatched couple with nothing but hope

Sometimes you ain’t got nothing at all,
But a little bit of hope in a hand, so don’t let go

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