The Rallier - a songA Poem by Susie
Verse 1:
Her friends all think she’s crazed for advocating suicide Marching to her grave many decades before her time Gracefully, she leans on her spade Wipes her face clean The one worse thing than any loss Is, forfeiting So, take her with her passionate Faith in the impossible Her almost hopeless hope or not At all Chorus: Can we dance until the sun Makes a comeback over the horizon Can we laugh like tonight Is all that’s dark If they come with their torches Burn with your rally sign Sometimes the best that we can do Is die Verse 2: Daddy won’t say no, he only says, “Be careful, love” Almost as though he’s sorry he isn’t young He would tear his back from this bed If he only could She moves in, softly kisses his head No promises And far abroad word has spread That peace makes such an ugly mess Screams and chants and blood and sweat And tears Chorus: Can we dance until the sun Makes a comeback over the horizon Can we laugh like tonight Is all that’s dark If they come with their torches Burn with your rally sign Sometimes the best that we can do Is die Bridge: Hold on, wait for the fire in all it’s forms Hold on, they’re only here for your flesh Hold on, I’m afraid the worst is yet to come Hold on for the best Chorus: Can we dance until the sun Makes a comeback over the horizon Can we laugh like tonight Is all that’s dark If they come with their torches Burn with your rally sign Sometimes the best that we can do Is die free © 2014 SusieReviews
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