| When I was eighteen, nobody loved me
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| Nobody ever asked for my time
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| No champagne moments, no love to fly to
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| No heat to warm family time
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| I hit the forest and I found a castle
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| And i met the others who were empty like me
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| A hand that touched me
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| Her words so freely
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| All thoughts of home were taking their leave
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| Oh, oh how did I learn to let you go
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| Oh, oh how did I learn to let you go
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| We’d spend our seconds dreaming of oceans
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| And I’d bathe those sea urchins every night
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| I heard them whisper about our secrets
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| And I knew they’d judge every action of mine
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| Oh, oh how did I learn to let you go
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| Oh, oh how did I learn to let you go
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| And if you die it wouldn’t change where I am
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| See I never lie, just found a home with these hands
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| I hear you weeping, my cousin’s grave
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| And I read your letters every night
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| I hear you calling but I hate listening
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| I’m never coming back to the light
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| Oh, oh how did I learn to let you go
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| Oh, oh how did I learn to let you go
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| Oh, oh how did I learn to let you go
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| Oh, oh how did I learn to let you go |