Lost All Sweetness

by Christy Jefferson

Genre: World

Lyrics

Lost All Sweetness (by Christy Jefferson c 2006 Terrinish Publishing)

My heart was racing with yours.
You lead me carelessly through thorns.
Roses were sweet. The taste was bitter.
You spoke my name like a symphony.
You were restless. I was confused.
I didn’t see past my love for you.
You were hiding afraid of me finding
little moments loosing sweetness.
Loosing sweetness.

Should I leave? Break free?
I gave you every single piece of me.
My hands, my words,
My name, my lips, my heart, my joy, my kiss,
All my sweetness.

Business took you far from here
into her bed. Your darling dear.
Your secret set free.
Her panties, Her jewelry,
And you, writhing on the floor.
I threw the liquor, it exploded against the door.
My lips made war on yours.
Did you love to fuck her, or just love her more?

Should I leave? Break free?
I gave you every single piece of me.
My hands, my words,
My name, my lips, my heart, my joy, my kiss,
All my sweetness.

I walked out the door, got into the car and drove through the night.
And in the morning the sun came up and it was so beautiful.
Here in me, all my sweetness. Deep inside, all my sweetness.

I might forgive you, but that wouldn’t change you.
You panicked in the hour of parting, Cuz I

Left. Broke Free.
I took back every single piece of me.
My hand, my words,
My name, my lip, my heart, my joy, my love, my kiss.

I left. Broke Free.
I took back every single piece of me.
My hand, my words,
My name, my lip, my heart, my joy, my love, my kiss.