A lone, black-and-white wolf standing on the edge of the
cliff,
Looking down at the distant city lights- like stars on the
water (let it rain).
Used to have a woman in every town,
Running around with his heart on his sleeve,
Thinking that being open and honest
Will make everyone appreciate him.

A lone black-and-white wolf- somewhat of an old school in
his ways,
Honesty, chivalry, helping and being there for others,
But his heart kept bleeding out
With every new blow and every betrayal,
Used to blame himself and analyze all he did and said
While drowning his sorrows with his best friend, JD.

I used to be young,
I used to understand,
I used to be tall as any man,
Nothing and no one bothered me,
Now my heart is getting cold,
It don't suit me,
It's not really me.

A lone black-and-white wolf inches away from everyone,
His wounds need some healing as he looks around this place
Once familiar, now strange:
Friends fighting with each other,
Neighbors tearing each other apart,
Hate, division racism and narcissism,
Have we all just lost our minds?!

I used to be young,
I used to be idealistic and care a lot,
I used to be tough just as any man,
Used to be.

A lone black-and-white wolf sitting on the beach,
The sunset washes the skies and clouds
And for a moment he's somewhere else and out of reach.
Threw his smartphone into the water,
And even though he's not really anti-social
He just got tired of the loudness and noise of a society
gone wrong.
Standing naked on the beach and looking at the waves,
Even if people are staring at him he just doesn't care-
they're not there,
Taking a step forward
Then running into the sea,
Sinking deeper and slowly into the abyss,
A lone black-and-white wolf finally at peace.

I am young as I feel,
I don't care and don't want to understand,
I can be tall and tough just for myself,
Nothing and no one bothers me,
I just had about enough
Of all this shit,
I just want be free.

I used to care a lot,
Everything and everyone were important to me,
But now I'm getting old
And I just don't give a shit,
I just want to be me.