Unexpectedly expected

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Somebody should have told me.
Man I wish somebody told me
I learned all my life lessons through hurt and deep pain.
I Never felt the rain drops till I was stuck in the rain
Somebody should have told me not to wear my heart on my sleeves
Somebody should have told me who and what to believe
Silly of me to think people are who they say
And to expect their words to match the effort they make
Howcome nobody told me how hard I could fall
How hard it is to stand again once  you’ve given your all
Nobody told me to love is to loose
To open your heart and be stuck in the moods
Or is it stuck in the blues
Broken things can be beautiful too
The light in me is what I saw in you
Only it was never there and it was never true

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