Would you believe me
Would you believe me Would you believe me if I spoke my sorrows For they are so untold Would you believe me in these hollow hall's The assumptions O' how they hearken Would you believe me in this constricted expanse My thought's and words regulated Would you believe me through minutes of a week If there's lugs even listening Would you believe me is the question I should be seeking Through how hard I try whispers start leering Would you believe me because you didn't once before If I started screaming would they finally start hearing Would you believe me and my cries for help Then you looked me in my peepers and said 'Very good drearing' Would you believe me and my sorrows in this life or the next What would it take for you to say 'yes' Would you believe me, would you? For once more I plead you Would you believe me, would you?
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