Night owl. Verses and fun by everythingbeeknows

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night owl

swinging back and fro getting into this vibe
of tranquil silent nights and blackened eye
my want for sleep has sacrificed
if I say I don't feel sleepy would be a white lie
this doesn't matter anymore, ive turned my eye
necessary to make my ambitious feathers to fly
sometimes I feel like I'm flying high
next moment I look down n say good bye
fighting with the ''self'' coz its a do or die
but baby I know Im gonna hit that bull's eye.

byebye;]


 

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