Marit Bergman

Were You Ever Really Mine
I read a book on the black holesAnd how they make all of the universe implodeI am an atom being drawn into nothingnessCan't pull my way outI went to sleep a married wifeWhen I woke up, I was deserted and deniedYou sent a postcard from your new mistress' mansionOn the posh side of townThe sky is closing inThe winds are getting coldAnd we're not the same people nowAs we were beforeTell me when did we give inTell me when did we let it goI'm at loss from words, I'm chokingI just silently fallWas I blindWere you ever really mineMy mother tells me that I'm strongMy friends and children are my reasons to move onLike my father, I move forward and I shake it off'Cause that's what we do bestSongtexteThere really is no room for tearsBetween the kids' flus and my job at the caféSo I keep all the disappointments and betrayalsStored as a lump in my chestI didn't think I would surviveThought this is it, my time is goneI was lost out on the oceanThe way you threw away my oarsYou faded right before my eyesThe man I used to know is goneSixteen years of sweetness obliterated to the coreI was yoursYou were never really mineThe sky is closing inThe winds are getting coldWill I make through this winterWill I make it at allTell me why did you give inTell me why did you let it goI really thought you meant foreverThought you and me would grow oldWhat a lieYou were neverNeverNever really mine Aus Songtexte Mania