Whatever one does, someone is always happy...then again, someone else is not pleased
When you fall into the gutter you tell yourself that you can climb out. Then you notice that you__e covered in filth but you still think that you can get out. But the smell seeps into your soul and is always there with you. All you need is someone else to look at you differently, talk to you like you__e someone that matters and extend a hand. Only then can you climb into the gutter.
The Alchemist's Box
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When you fall into the gutter you tell yourself that you can climb out. Then you notice that you__e covered in filth but you still think that you can get out. But the smell seeps into your soul and is always there with you. All you need is someone else to look at you differently, talk to you like you__e someone that matters and extend a hand. Only then can you climb into the gutter.
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