The good man is never sure he is good because he measures himself by the Perfect;
the evil man is quite sure he is good because he measures himself by himself.
—Bl. Fulton Sheen
The Town by the Sea
Wouldn’t you know we meet again
In this town by the sea
You look like you've gone through hell
Oh well just look at me
Once I was almost starting to like you
The strangest girl I’ve known
I even thought that I could love you
If all my fears were gone
And then I hear you cry
Behind the walls of your eyes
Deep deep scars
Behind these walls of lies
Once I was starting to really like you
I thought you looked like a star
Shining so bright while falling down
Across the evening sky
Maybe another timeline
Is where we find our place
Maybe another lifetime
Somewhere out in space
And then I hear you cry
Behind the walls of your eyes
Deep deep scars
Behind these walls of lies
You say, too many lessons
This life’s not fair
And I say, just look around you
Baby that's why we're here
You’ve climbed all the mountain tops
Were as free as you wanted to be
I hope we’ll meet again
In this town by the sea