Please wash away my sorrow and pain. Let them flow down the streets with the rain, Dissolved in torrents of despair and sadness, Joining others on their way past the madness.
The ocean may take them far away, To places we cannot even say, Where no one recognizes their sting Or knows the infliction they can bring.
The rain grows harder with its might, Becoming hail on this fateful night. I want to be free of all traces Of unwanted feelings and faces.
My body grows cold from the rain. I stand clean and free from the pain. Shivers create a path down my spine As I wait in the dark woods of pine. I hold my head high to the wet spray. It becomes a mist of blue and gray. The faucet has been turned off for the night, Leaving me feeling clean and all so right.
Welcome the night And its friend, the moon. Don’t take flight From the man on the moon.
Let the moon take over, From the sun’s bright reign. Let the sun take cover, Without hesitation or pain. A thick blanket will fall, Covering the earth with security. Darkness will cover all With its grace and purity. The stars will twinkle and shine. For the sun, do not pine. It will return tomorrow morning, With no need for any worrying.
Welcome the night And its friend, the moon. Don’t take flight From the man in the moon. Let the moon take over From the sun’s bright reign. Let the sun take cover Without hesitation or pain. A thick blanket will fall, Covering the earth with security. Darkness will cover all With its grace and purity. The stars will twinkle and shine. For the sun, do not pine. It will return tomorrow morning With no need for any worrying.