Space and dust is an original unreleased song from Sabrina Carpenter she posted the snippet on her instagram on March 25th. I just continued writing it because I was bored. I do not own this intire song just the things I've self-written. All the rights are served to Sabrina and go stream Email's I can't send!!!
I hope you like it.
How's it going over there in your own universe?
Do you like the colors that you're painting in your world?
Is it easier to stay inside and not get hurt?
Is the weather kind of dreary there without your girl?
Always talking to yourself, are you still happy?
Is it heaven, is it hell, in there without me?
You've got your space and dust
But don't you still need love?
If no one's there
To hear you scream
You can still reach out
Your hand to me
And I'm floating there
I'll always be
The brightest star in your galaxy
Maybe someday you can come back
Seeing that you don't have to regret
In my eyes you're the one in heart
My thoughts will make you to art
But there's still something on my mind
Can you break the walls I made you start
If no one's there
To hear you scream
You can still reach out
Your hand to me
And I'm floating there
I'll always be
The brightest star in your galaxy
Don't you feel alone?
Can you feel at home?
Without someone beside you?
That doesn't feels to scared?
If I was there would you be able to trust?
Would you let me in and not be flushed?
Can it ever be like then someday?
Will you feel like you could be the ordinary?
The one who sees so clearly?
Through out the fire that makes the bulding fall
And the shadows that hunt you through it all?
If no one's there
To hear you scream
You can still reach out
Your hand to me
And I'm floating there
I'll always be
The brightest star in your galaxy
Don't you feel alone?
Can you feel at home?
How's it going over there in your own universe?
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Drunk under a Streetlight | poetry
Poetrypoetry /ˈpəʊɪtri/ noun literary work in which the expression of feelings and ideas is given intensity by the use of distinctive style and rhythm; poems collectively or as a genre of literature.
