I will always tell you the truth
And I’ve grown enough to say
There’s some things I can’t do
I can’t take your pain away
But I can hold your hand
And walk by your side
Until you find a safe place to land
Until you find your light
I can’t fill that hole in your heart
But I can show you a new way to love
Wait patiently for your healing to start
Because you babe, you are enough
I can’t change you, I can’t fix you
But I can show you through the cracks
Is where your light shines through
I will be here, always have your back
I can’t take away your sadness
But I can share my story
How I made it through the madness
Trust the journey, don’t hurry
I can’t stop the tears you cry
I don’t know the battles you’ve fought
But I’ll sit with you until they dry
You matter, you’re loved, accepted no matter what
There was a man named Noah Scape
Who felt misfortune was always his fate
He hated everything on this earth
Not once did he ever say a kind word
When people saw him coming
The other way they’d go running
Noah Scape would quite often offend
Surprisingly, or maybe not, Noah had many friends
But the ones he had felt the same as he
Noah Veil, Betty Wont, Miss Happs, and Y. Me
Dee Zaster, Emma Fraid, Hope Lescase,
Lois Steem, Shirley Knott, and Ray Neday
They all felt the world was out to get them
Perhaps, that is why they were all friends
But one day Noah Scape
Fell into it in a bad way
He needed help
But he truly felt
His troubles he could not share
No one he knew would care
With his head down he walked away
Wishing he could find Sunny Daze
A girl he knew once upon a time
Or maybe Yul B. Allright
He was always positive
And always quite supportive
Gene Yess was thoughtful and smart
Phil Hope always spoke from the heart
Then Noah thought maybe his life wasn’t a mess
Truly in his heart he knew he had to confess
That where he was in his life
His choices were part of his demise
So he chose right there and then
To begin his life again
For he had been miserable for quite a while
His face nearly cracked when he started to smile
The clouds started to part and the sun began to shine
Noah realized the light had been there the entire time
For where he was was not where he had to be
His eyes only needed to be open so he could see
He only had to make better choices
And listen to more positive voices
Now Noah knew that it was never too late
For there had always been a way out for Noah Scape
On a flight to Omaha
With a stop in Chicago
I saw her walk down the aisle
No, God, not ready, no, no
She smiled and sat beside me
We made small talk for awhile
Her laugh, God I loved her laugh
She lit up the dark with her smile
Two hours flew by in a minute
And as we started to land
She said this is the worst part
She reached out and grabbed my hand
My mind thought it’s the takeoff
My heart was thinking it’s the crash
And then we said our goodbyes
Her number I forgot to ask
My mind thought I was stupid
My heart said it’s for the best
Soon I’d be off to Omaha
And I closed my eyes to rest
She said, is this seat taken?
Then she sat down beside me
No, God, not ready, no, no
She laughed, said aren’t you lucky
I said can’t believe my luck
I asked her what she’s thinking of
Then she looked me in the eye
Asked, do you believe in love?
I looked out the window and
Said I’m not really that sure
I know it’s sad for me to say
Not sure I’ve had it before
Wasn’t long before we descended
And as we started to land
She said this is the worst part
She reached out and grabbed my hand
I wish we had more landings
But I knew this was goodbye
I asked her for her number
Then it was to my surprise
She said I’m meeting a few friends
Want to drive with me toward Denver ?
I’m attending a wedding
In a little town called Windsor
My mind was scared of the takeoff
I said I thought you’d never ask
She smiled as I grabbed her hand
My heart wasn’t thinking of the crash
My God, My Music, My Life 