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Home Town Girl
I was walking the busy streets
Playing chill tunes with mellow beats
Until the beat of my heart
Ascended as if it were a volume chart
My pace then stopped
And my jaw almost dropped
This empress was jogging by the park
A little before dark
It was the first time I had seen her
But I wanted to know her demeanor
I’ve been walking by that park everyday
Since that July, December and now May
Just hoping that I can try
To catch up to her if she ran by
That same park in my hometown
To redeem myself for not making a sound
At this girl who looked as sweet as vanilla swirls
Who didn’t try but just outdid all other girls
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