WHO CARES?

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Hoping for the better
Praying for the best
But really waiting for the worse
Expecting the worst

At the verge of tears
Who cares? Not even me
I care less, for better
I care not, even for worse

I will hold my tears
It's only the thing I can hold
As I grabbed a bottle of Sniper and drained it
Down my dieing throat

Who cares?


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