Lay Me Down

Doubting for is he really a man

As emotionally caught he as child 

In web of traumatic pasts and fading memories

Unspoken grief turning him into 

Whose thought flinches him away

HE BEGS HIMSELF - TO LAY HIM DOWN

Abused , rejected , discarded

The lonely streets don't succeed

For he now hangs by very thread of HIS HIGHNESS

Works , worships and wails

Not all in vain - for unspeakable misery

is road-map to unattainable fame

only his birthright to claim

HE BEGS LORD - TO LAY ME DOWN