(Chorus)
You're a raging river.
In a raging storm.
You tell us that you care.
And then you slam the door.
No one knows what to do.
I don't know what you need from me.
Stop forcing everyone into the only future that you see.
It's not fair.
You don't care.
Don't think that I didn't notice.
Don't think that I'm unaware.
(Verse 1)
You're the darkest shade.
On the darkest of days.
You're that bad sunburn.
You're that wrong turn.
When I'm stuck in the middle of nowhere.
No you don't care.
(Chorus)
You're a raging river.
In a raging storm.
You tell us that you care.
And then you slam the door.
No one knows what to do.
I don't know what you need from me.
Stop forcing everyone into the only future that you see.
It's not fair.
You don't care.
Don't think that I didn't notice.
Don't think that I'm unaware.
(Verse 2)
You're the most difficult.
Unreasonable.
Unfair individual.
I've ever had to deal with.
You're the most predictable.
Unthoughtful piece of work there is.
you're just.
you're just.
you're just.
(Chorus)
You're a raging river.
In a raging storm.
You tell us that you care.
And then you slam the door.
No one knows what to do.
I don't know what you need from me.
Stop forcing everyone into the only future that you see.
It's not fair.
You don't care.
Don't think that I didn't notice.
Don't think that I'm unaware.
About the Creator
Amber Fierce
I am a Canadian author. I get most of my inspiration from adrenaline spikes. From participating in extreme sports to going on dopamine enducing adventures. A lot of my ideas come from my dreams, and my songs come from my personal struggles.
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