| You spent hours with artist,
|
| sitting in that chair, with his fingers in your hair,
|
| licked your lips a seventh shade. |
| Now,
|
| hoping that he’ll notice — hoping that he’ll care.
|
| You spent hours in the mirror, practicing your pout, perfecting your stare.
|
| Bite your lips until they’re bleeding,
|
| wondering if he’ll notice, hoping that he’ll care.
|
| Does he tell you that he loves you like you do?
|
| Does he tell you that he loves you? |
| I wonder who… who does he say it to?
|
| You’ve spent hours in his absence,
|
| reading what he wrote, masking the past.
|
| Light his lines until they’re burning,
|
| turning each word into his last.
|
| One more without you speaking,
|
| practicing your smile, hacking your hair — now a year but he’s your weakness,
|
| perfecting his style, wondering if he’ll care — hoping that he’ll care.
|
| Does he tell you that he loves you like you do?
|
| Does he tell you that he loves you? |
| I wonder who… who does he say it to?
|
| Your friends are asking…
|
| «Does he tell you that he loves you? |
| Does he? |
| Does he?»
|
| Does he tell you that he loves you like you do?
|
| Does he tell you that he loves you? |
| I wonder who… who does he say it to? |