Dawn looked through the wall

Where she saw the end

Then someone shuffled papers

And she returned again

She covered her ears in anger

And stomped out of the door

She later made her way to the elevator

Afraid to step on the first floor



She said “let me have my way

And let me hold you tight

I will not let you go

I will not let you fight



“You, you know I'd do for you again

You, you know I'd do for you again

Nearly almost always nearly almost anything”



Midnight peeped through the window

And crept through the keyhole

Like a fog, like a memory

And into the bedroom it stole

She waited and waited the sun had faded

“Just great” she said “face it I need to relax”

So she closed her eyes

She took a deep breath

She crawled off into the bath



“Let me have my way

And let me hold you tight

I will not let you go

I will not let you fight



“You, you know I'd do for you again

You, you know I'd do for you again

Nearly almost always nearly almost anything”



She knew inside a heart is a complicated thing

You cannot treat it like a baby

You cannot treat it like a king

What in the hell do you treat it like

Defeated like you see it like you don't understand

You feed it and leave it and hope someone will need it

And be the best you can



“Let me have my way

And let me hold you tight

I will not let you go

I will not let you fight



“You, you know I'd do for you again

You, you know I'd do for you again”



Nearly almost always nearly almost anything