53. Too Tired to Try Again

Just give me a reason
To rise--once again
Just a reason
To get out of bed
As I once have
Tell me
Will it be worth it
If I got up--once again?
What if I don't feel up to it --again?
What if I'm too afraid--to love again?
I'm asking for some room to breathe
So I can have my moment to let go
And see, if I can stop my journey
So I know who it'll be
Who truly cares for me
'Cause it's hard
To unwrap my heart
One last time

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