I Understand............

When you can't call, I'll understand..

When you'll have other plan's, I'll understand..

When you change, I'll understand..

When you're not ok, I'll understand..

When you're out with your friends, I'll understand..

When you can't talk, I'll understand..

If you don't have time to check on me, I'll understand..

But when I can't take it any-more..


IT'S YOUR TIME TO UNDERSTAND.....


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