Lonely Ain'T Killing Me Poem by William Mowell

Someone save me from this loneliness inside
When you come around it runs and hides

But when you leave it comes around again
And I give in to a worthless whim

Second verse tearing another rhyme
Leaving this to fester in my mind

Can you save me, or will I save you
Will I sit here playing the blues

Try to write it off as a part of life
Everyone goes through this kind of strife

But deep inside I know the truth
The downfall of my youth

Never taking a chance on the things I wanted
Never going after those who flaunted

I've grown up and realized my faults
And now I can go after those I sought