Turn the Page

I wake up to the same old bed The same old smell, the same old memories I wonder, will it last much more? A few moments, or a hundred centuries They say life must go on But I'm stuck in my tracks What detains me are these feelings that I just can't pry out As if written in headstone The thought of you won't leave me alone No matter what I do, I must tell you the truth Without you I'm singing the blues Life by my own is just not as easy Seems like my heart could never be filled There'll be no more romances, I ran out of chances But I still wanna try Like walking through fire, goodbyes burning me down Wish I could break free from the jail I am in now Can't figure it out, there must be a way, somehow Seems that what's left is Just turn the page Life goes on, that's what they all say But they don't tell you you'll never be the same You can try, you can scream and cry But all those pages just won't be turning back May adversities come Gotta advance on your own And whatever drags you down must be left out on the road I wonder, will we meet again? If it's so, then I wonder when Will we both be grown up or the same as before? Will we be thirty or ninety-four? Just staying by my own was for the best Another page is yet to be read With every step I take, the less and less I ache There'll be more chances to love Walking all alone isn't so bad after all I'll work up to be the best that I can become If you ever wonder how I passed by this storm All I ever did was Just turn the page