| It’s been so long since you and I could be alone
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| And I’ve been torn between home and where my heart is Our slow dissolving distance
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| And the chords I mix my voice with
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| You said «kid you seem down enough for the both of us,
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| And you knew better than to start that game»
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| So I spent that night with my tongue tied, wrapped up in a strangers name.
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| And everything changed but I still swore we’d stay the same
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| Growing up made us ghosts trapped inside the stories we wrote
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| But we were still kids when this got away from me There’s nothing keeping me anymore
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| And I’ve been thinking we’re better off but I’m never sure
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| I took my heart across state lines
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| I fell apart hoping I might find
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| Something left behind from the last time someone tore out my insides
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| Resolute but weak at the knees
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| Weathered and withered into a different me From wanting nothing more than to be anything you need
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| And all I needed was one good reason to say I had to go In this city it’s easy to forget your way back home
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| So this is home away from home
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| On your couch and on my own
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| Just sleeping it off, feeling this all
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| Over and over
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| I think we both know where this ends
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| Still I keep writing your name in every city I see
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| Just to feel that you’re a part of everything you swore that I could be |