You play piano
Getting over a breakup of an unhealthy codependent relationship - grief mixed with hope of going forward to a better future, leaving behind the unfair criticism and carping
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You play piano.
I am a singer, and I need a note from you,
I need the pitch now,
I need the tempo - all the things musicians do.
You play piano,
But you won't play it now for me to sing along -
I am a singer, I need you to play for my song.
I play guitar, though,
You never liked the songs I wrote with my guitar,
You found them facile,
They didn't modulate, or swing from bar to bar.
There's a capella,
Or other instruments, if I just look and see,
I am a singer, the orchestra's waiting for me!
You'd better practise
Your sonatas, the etudes you played before -
You have no voice now,
The song is finished and the singer's out the door.
You play piano,
Now play it forte, so that you can;t hear me cry -
I am a singer, the saddest of songs is goodbye
© Paula Martin 2026