Gemma's Silent Longing

In the quiet of her room tonight,

Gemma’s lost in the fading light.

Once she wore her heart on her sleeve,

Now she hides, afraid to believe.

She used to dance like the moonlight,

With bad boys under neon lights.

One drink, one line, the night was wild,

Chasing shadows, a reckless child.

But the laughter's gone, and the thrill has faded,

In her heart, the love's now jaded.

But she met Shaun, he was the spark,

A flame flickering in the dark.

Now she stays put, hoping for the call,

Crumpled sheets, she’s got it all.

Oh Gemma, why’d you chain your heart?

In your room, you feel the world apart.

Smoke and tears fill the silent air,

Longing for Shaun, but he’s never there.

Oh Gemma, in the camera’s gaze,

You’re lost in nostalgia’s maze.

She used to have the wildest nights,

With strangers, mistakes, and blurry sights.

Triple figures count the sorrow,

Now it's just weed and dreams of tomorrow.

A bittersweet memory, she holds tight,

The echoes of laughter turn to fright.

Watched by the lens, she's feeling small,

Each tear she sheds a silent call.

The past is alive, but so is the pain,

With every memory, she breaks the chain.

Oh Gemma, why’d you chain your heart?

In your room, you feel the world apart.

Smoke and tears fill the silent air,

Longing for Shaun, but he’s never there.

Oh Gemma, in the camera’s gaze,

You’re lost in nostalgia’s maze.

She wraps herself in old dreams,

Wishing for his familiar screams.

Once a queen of the night, wild and free,

Now she’s lost in a memory's plea.

So here’s to Gemma, standing alone,

In the echo of a love that’s overgrown.

She’ll find her way, through the haze and the fears,

One day Shaun will return, to wipe her tears.

Oh Gemma, don’t you cry tonight,

Love will come, and everything will be alright.

Close your curtains David's watching you, he would drink your wee and eat your poo.