Arguments You have been alone for such a long time, But that’s surely not a crime. A crime is your utter ignorance towards me, Every time after an argument – how can that be? I want to talk to you so much about it, Why my spoken words just won’t fit? Fit into your head and into your mind, Since when did you become so blind? So blind that you can’t see, How beautiful the two of us could be. Forever together, Me and you, All my feelings for you always were true. And now I’m sitting here cutting my wrist, Yet another vein I have missed. What have you done to me? Why are you so cruel? I’m crying loud behind the locked door, Alone and on my own sitting on the floor. There’s still hope, hope that you will care, But there’s something else than that already in the air. It is your ignorance! And so I lost all my hope as we lay in separate beds, You turned your back on me, leaving my heart in shreds. You don’t like to argue, I know, and it was already late, Fair enough, but that doesn’t explain the spread of hate. And as you leave me alone with these thought in dark nights, I’m thinking to myself you have been alone for such a long time.