Tomorrow's new dawn breaks the silver frost, But today's gray canvas makes me feel lost. It smells like falling stars every time she comes near; They crash in my eyes and burn up my tears. A colorless sky obscures the heart on my sleeve, Entreating a reprieve, while watching her grieve. It's getting late and dark and cold and I want to explain, Though, such a thing's a hollow, dire and worthless refrain. This winter inside- Deliverance denied where bloodless blossoms wilt and die. Go-Stop snowing on my head. Go-I don't want your rain on my back. Go-Stop making me feel numb. Go-I need you to let me forgive me. Through a blizzard of regrets I toss and turn and thrash. Flakes fall on my tongue and they taste just like ash. Each obsidian raindrop that collides with my skin Is a souvenir of pain from the black rain of shame. Every burning bridge's warmth is cause to apologize, Even though her trust is lying covered with flies. I am become my own indignant Montresor- Brick by repentant brick, sealing off my hollow core. This winter inside- Her mercy purified where I keep me crucified Go-Stop blowing in the windows. Go-I don't want your chill on me. Go-Stop pounding me with rain. Go-I need you to let me forgive... This endless season of guilt. This aimless shambling in a cage I built. I swore I'd make her fall in love with me again, But she always has loved me. Go-Stop bleeding me with frozen knives. Go-I don't need you cutting me. So go-Stop shredding all my self-esteem. Go-I need you to let me forgive...me.