Quietly Calming - Smooth Lounge Piano

So now that they know That you don't belong here Where did you go? And who else is in there? I've been running behind, you're afraid that you're late You were caught in a lie, I've been hiding my age I just sat there quietly Hear all your demands I just sat there quietly Hear all your demands Been pulling this rope Been trying to define you Who did you hurt? And baby, who hurt you? You've been running behind, and I'm afraid you're too late I've been losing the fight, and you've been acting insane I just sat there quietly Hear all your demands I just sat there quietly Hear all your demands You stare at your fists, pissed, and violently shaking Your plans got off track, but he clearly won't make it back home Or it's two people gnashing their blood-colored teeth So you stare in the mist and you finally take it Your plans had to change, you've been violent and vacant I know who you are, look at me, don't you dare try to leave Oh I just sat there quietly Hear all your demands I just sat there quietly Hear all your demands

There's really not so much to tell. She was 29, showing signs of doing well For herself. She never spoke of feeling sad. Was, oh, so close with the family and friends She had around her. But she went quietly. She didn't make a sound. With the wish not to be found. Without a word of where. Just a note that wrote: "Forgetting is easier." Years have fallen since the day She wrote the note and chose to float away Into the Ether. Someone said they saw her south At the coast on the river's mouth, But only briefly. 'Cause she went quietly. She didn't make a sound. With the wish not to be found. Without a word of where. Just a note that wrote: "Forgetting is easier." She went quietly. She didn't make a sound. With the wish not to be found. Without a word of where. Just a note that wrote: "Forgetting is easier." Out of the blue, in the pouring rain, To my doorstep, old and cold today she came, With her story. I asked her in, but she declined. Had just one, single thing to get off her mind. And, that was, "Sorry."