She wears her hairtie on her wrist
So cool, suave, in that unregard for style
And basic "popular" sensibility
She doesn't seem to care what anybody else thinks
Not even what she herself thinks, and she
Walks into the empty classroom and sits
Down and cries up to the blackboard
With the green frame surrounding it's dusty
Surface, and she tugs at her hairtie, unaware
That I am watching...and she pulled her hair back,
Ties it up, and lets her wrist be vacant
She doesn't know that I am watching...
She doesn't know that I am her...
She doesn't know that I am lonely. |
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