Hear Me Cry

I first heard the following lyrics on an Asian MSN Space when I first started this blog back in November of 2005. I recommend that you check the link I’ve set down below so you can hear it because you’ll appreciate it more, I believe. The lyrics by themselves will not show you how heart-wrenching the song really is, and the gentle spirit who wrote it is more ‘visible’ if you get the whole experience. Any really, truly wonderful person whose ever been fed their own heart on a platter will understand it. To those brave souls, I give a nod and a wink, and say what my grandmother repeated very often: This too, will pass.  –The Castle Lady

 

You couldn’t say…. needed someone new

You actually thought … deep inside I knew

Can you tell me… how can you say

Why this should suffice

You passed me by… and your heart as cold as ice

(you passed me by)

Did you see me cry?

(did you ask yourself  why?)

Did you see me cry ?

(did you ask yourself how?)

Can you hear me cry?

(did you ask yourself)

Will we ever grow apart?

 

You, you couldn’t say…needed someone new

You actually thought…deep inside I knew

I wonder where we will go…will we be the same?

(you passed me by)

I laugh inside…I think of you and the love we made

(you passed me by)

 

Tell me why this should suffice, I hold you through the night

Now I will let it go…soon I’ll let it go

Can you hear me cry?

(will you ask yourself why?)

Can you hear me cry?

(will you ask yourself how?)

Can you hear me cry?

(will you ask yourself?)

Will we ever grow apart?

 

You, I’ll stand by your side, I’ll be there for you

(you passed me by)

You, I’ll stand by your side, please just do it right

(you passed me by)

You, I’ll stand by your side

I’ll be there for you

 

Recorded for the asian soap opera The Love Generation (Cagnet)

click  www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5mLOMKJYpo  to hear !

 

The Castle Lady sends you oodles and oodles of canoodles!

 

www.ilovecastles.com

 

Passion will obscure our sense so that we eat sad stuff and call it nectar.

-W.C. Williams

 

The only true test of the depth of a love is the times, hardships, starvations and lack

that it lives through. Don’t fall in love with a man who has low self-esteem.

– Evelyn M. Wallace  Sept. 2006