Her beautiful hand against my red cheek
In no way comforting
Perhaps if it had stayed there
But not now, as it flies by

The floor catches me
And I look up, into her black eyes
I know that I'm worthless
But, darling, I love you


This day because of the food
Another because I came home late
But if anyone were to ask
It was because I fell down the stairs

I cover myself in dresses and bandages
So that no one but her will be able to see
That she shows me her love as often as she can
Because, darling, I love you


For our five year anniversary we've booked a table
The evening sun shines golden
When I mention that she leans forward
The ring has the same colour

My cheeks as red as ever
Betray my thoughts
Saltwater as a sign of happiness
Yes, darling, because I love you


The warm band in contrast to my skin
Glows like the church windows
A dress even now
That hides out memories

A month dedicated to ourselves
Only intensifies her love
Before it's over I'm at the hospital
But, darling, I love you


This time I was hit by a car
And flew into a wall
The bandages are put in layers
As she hold my hand tight

Once home she grabs my arm
And I'm forced into a dance
That leads us to the bedroom
No, darling, but I love you


The pillow smells of her shampoo
Our radio is playing loudly
And drowns my voice as her hands
As always I'm silenced

A night with her like any other
Our neighbours will complain about the music
Then I can apologise and say that we'll turn down the volume
Because, darling, I love you


But the sun sets and rises
Without anyone interfering
She shows me her love as much as possible
So that I know I'm hers

Naked, on my back I look into her eyes
As she stands above me and witness her masterpiece
She calls me beautiful, and caresses my thighs
Darling, I hate you