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alone afraid abandoned- after an African- American spiritual
January 14, 2019
sometimes i feel like an abandoned home
sometimes i feel like an abandoned home
sometimes i feel like an abandoned home
no one here with me
no one here with me
burning down
no one here with me no one here with me
sometimes i feel invisible
sometimes i feel invisible
sometimes i feel invisible
no one to talk to
no one to talk to
no reflection
no one to talk to
no one to talk
sometimes i feel like an abandoned home
sometimes i feel like an abandoned home
no one here with me
no one here with me
burning down
no one here wih me
theres ashes everywhere
© Juice C., powell, OH
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This piece was inspired by an African-American spiritual.
The lyrics were developed by how i felt when my best friend Austin and I stopped being friends for about 3 months.