| You’re calm and cutting
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| I’m speaking softly in your passenger seat
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| On the finger points of deceiving, withholding, and the difference between
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| You crack a window, clear the air, meet quiet words with empty stares
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| I ask a god I don’t know to get us home before this car explodes
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| We smoked and burned black
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| Dripped like wax from the devil’s hands that pooled into something I’m told
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| resembled dishonesty
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| And with each word I stacked on top of the last I could feel you pulling so
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| slow and so steady away from me
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| Don’t put me away with your crossed out days and filled up spiral notebooks
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| Carefully placed on shelves in case you should care to take a new look
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| Your hungry hands held a home over my head, ripped at my clothes,
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| pushed into bed
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| We made so many ways to help ourselves forget
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| We smoked and burned black
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| Dripped like wax from the devil’s hands that pooled into something I’m told
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| resembled dishonesty
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| And with each word I stacked on top of the last I could feel you pulling so
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| slow and so steady away from me
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| Don’t be so sure that I’m overlooking details
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| Don’t be so sure I’ve got nothing left to say |