Once there was an old lady, brought up the son of a son. Passed away at sixty-three, put the boy's life at stake. Lost his life to fate, a legacy from his grandma's death. Too much problems on his mind, paper planes to fly away. Common folks around him would say, ya know it's not the best, throwing your life in the air, torture your soul in a cage. The boy never remembers, the old lady's annivasary. Gardens of flowers to forgive, his heart's really not at ease. But somedays when he remembers, rain kept falling on his knees. Troubles and sorrows, a bit of wine, kept him under sanity.
Paper plane, paper plane fly away. Tears n sorrows fades away.
Birthdate blessed with kisses. Blue-green nature second to none. Since his garden fell apart, slept his face in the mess. Saw his grandma in his dreams, hair turns grey overnight. Heavy on his shoulder, sad stories to tell. Forgets to pray on the lady's grave, kisses and love he forgets. Too late to regret he's in tears, so what if he's grieving.