A Second Truth by Mitch Gundrum Lyrics

Here lies a poem in rhyméd verse
Each word so penned “pour-vous”
For no one else would it exist;
I’m nothing without you

The ignorant deduce I’ll live
On breath; they have no clue
That lungs are nothing without heart
And I’m nothing without you

If you would leave, and nature mocks
The things my heart will do
The world would be just as without
As I’m nothing without you:

The emerald plains will lose their greens
And the seas will lose their blue
And the summer clouds be without white
As I’m nothing without you

The world will be in black and white
And the sun will have no hue
And the moon shines naught without the sun
As I’m nothing without you
Tormented by this desperate heart
The remedies are two:
To live here by your side or die
For I’m nothing without you

And even if earth follows not
I won’t make the night through
For I cannot sleep if I cannot dream;
Dreams are worthless without you

My ears won’t hear, my lungs won’t breathe
My eyes, they will not view
My body’s nothing without love
And I’m nothing without you

You are everything to me
And everything I say is true
I am nothing without everything;
I’m nothing without you