I Will Be Here For You

This is a promise to all my friends and family that
I will always be here for them. And you all my viewers



When you're sad and depressed,
I will be here to put a smile on your face.
When you're angry and frustrated,
I will be here to calm you down.
When you're hurt and in tears,
I will be here to wipe them away and mend the pain.
When you're lonely and have no one,
I will be here to comfort you.
When you're feeling unloved and unwanted,
I will be here to tell you how very important you are.
When you're having a bad day and need to lash out,
I will be here to let you let off steam, you can yell at
me.
When there is something on your mind that you need
to say,
I will be here to listen and understand.
When you're lost in confusion,
I will be here to help you figure things out.
When you feel like you're going crazy,
I will be here to bring you back to sanity.
When you are so overwhelmed and need to get away,
I will be here with open arms so we can run away
together.
When your scared and frightened,
I will be here to protect you and make you feel safe.
When you are full of worries,
I will be here to worry with you.
I promise that I will always be here for my loved
ones, today, tomorrow and forever!

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