Bohemian Girl

Barefoot, free faced,
You meet her in the mountains,
Her save, flower filled space.

You love and you dance,
Into the glitter clustered black,
Her wild and free spirit engaging you into a drug like induced trance.

Its Magical - Bohemian Girl.

So you want to take her with you,
You want to take her now,
You know she'll light your spirit as the sun kisses her skin-
So you beg untill she gives in.
Driving through the states,
You get the glow of her fiery face
Her silence makes you question- 

But you had to take her with you and you had to take her now,
Being apart, your selfish spirit wouldn't allow.
 

Her love is driving you crazy,
A mad man as your souls have intertwined,
She has left her mark,
Body, Soul and Mind.

You took her with you,
She couldn't bare to see you leave,
You're cruel and you know it,
As for the mountains you see her grieve.

Society tried to tame her spirit,
Kill the fire in her eyes,
The fumes suffocated her freedom,
Untill she was barely alive.

Your desire so deep, you cant be without her,
But as you hold her that night,
On her face, reflect the city lights-
They've killed her.

So you pack her up, 
run deep in to the mountains and show her the Sun's light,
You plead and pray to Jesus as you see she's gone away.

All that's left, a morphed human,
Conformed to society,
No flowers or colour,
Just Grey.

Lying there, I whisper to you silently,
as your tears drip to my face:
"Our love is infinite, in that, as you let me go,
You will find solace."

Bohemian Girl,
The City Lights killed her,
But as you walk in to the mountains,
You will know that you're still with me,
as your bare feet now kiss the dew dripped ground.