Let Me In

Let me in, I want to help you.
I see your pain - I can feel it, too.
Let me in, please open your heart.
Tell me everything, begin at the start.
Let me in, share all your tears.
Tell me all about your fears.
Let me in, don't keep me out.
Tell me what it is all about.
Let me in, let me love you.
I want to share all you feel, too.
I'm here to catch you if you fall.
Good and bad, I'll take it all.
Let the healing process begin.
Please, please, let me in...

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