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 I had a  friend
 I felt him closer than I  my own breath
 He  his dreams with melodies of pianos and guitars
 And he  music more than reality
 Oh, in those bygone 
 the pink smile
  sent me on the stage
 Walking the  less traveled
 I still miss those  for then
 I had yet to know that love  passion could turn poisonous
 Detachment  the shadow of genius
 His heart  and he refills the glasses again and again
 Even when I was worried I couldn’t  anything
 But only watched him disappear into the “   Path “
  sins, deeper than the wounds you gave me
 When you left me, if they were 
 My heart would  housing a monsoon
 I  you terribly, you who chased pieces of dreams forever ungraspable
 Sitting at  edge of an empty stage
 
  words that I loved you
 Or words that I missed 
 Or words  I was grateful
 I  to you
 Without  that I loved you
  words that I was grateful
 *Now* I say
 I’m sorry
 
 I had a  friend
 I  him closer than I did my own breath
  filled his dreams with melodies of pianos and guitars
 And he loved music  than reality
 Singing mellowly,  to the silent
 Invitations  darkness with a smile
 He leaned on music with his  voice
 And chewed down the agony  solitude
 My love, please stay by my side forever like music, like  rain
 You shined like a street light on a dark alley  in a dark 
 Your tired voice capturing the complaints against  world
 
  who vanished like avaporating water
 comparing  you to a “Waterpainting of a Rainy Day”
 If you are still there, smile for 
 Give me one last  lest it vanish
 Slowly and longingly
 
 Without words that I  you
 Or words that I  you
 Or words  I was grateful
  looked to you
 Without words that I  you
 Or words that  was grateful
 *Now* I say
 I’m sorry
 
 Like a little  forsaken by the skies
 fraily yet endlessly flapping its wings in the palm  a boy
 Will we live like  forever ?
 
 Without words that  loved you
 Or words that I  you
 Or words that I was 
  looked to you
 Without words  I loved you
 Or words that I was 
 *Now* I say
 I’m sorry