Chapter 6~ Band Practice

I grab my guitar and plug it into the amps. I start strumming cords. Then I hear a drum beat. Ha there going to just continue this random tune. The base and solo guitar start to play. Blake looks at me then at the microphone.  He starts to sing.

" Waiting for you in a summer haze. Maybe Haily is just a little late. Million years will go by just like a life time ago. But that doesn't mean I don't love you. But you see right through me.The tough girl act doesn't work for you. Maybe you were the one I was lookin for. As seasons change and we grow older. Humanity seems to slip away from lonely heart that was once caged. As the tears slip down my pale skin, I worry you won't be comin back to my arm again. I remember in the winter when we both met. I slid across the ice and cut my lip. Your the one that treated my wounds. And your smile grew even brighter then before. I just couldn't wait to see you again. But little did I know you weren't alone. You had a girl and that was not me. I felt my heart shatter into a bunch of pieces. But you promised we could still be good friends. With that I left with a smile on my face. Maybe all I wanted all along was a friend to make me smile. And with that I thank you, and good afternoon. See you soon next friday night".

I end the song with a sharp pluck on my strings. I smiled this was a good song. We wrote down the notes and everything and played it a few times till it sounded perfect. We played a few more songs and then it was dinner time. My uncle when Burger King while we were practicing to get us food. We practiced some more afterwards,  Billie was seriously drunk. He was one of those people that when they got drunk they would be all funny and what not, instead of abusive and mean. We hung out with my uncle but they then got there things ready for bed. I was playing guitar in the benches for a few.

A/N: that song that they sing was a song I made. No copying allowed, I created the song myself. You can sing it and send me a link of a voice recording or somthing. It was called Holding On

Holding On  (c) Jadlyn Shadow