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Sold it off to Hope

In the desert where I stand
Sand slips from below my feet
It all seems like a trap now
For I mistook mirage for peace

With searching eyes I look back
For one more glimpse of you
If I could, I would bargain my soul
But I already sold it off to HOPE


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