We can dance the night away too easily
When the world around us is falling apart
Brick by brick, heart by heart
Is it you or is it just me
Like it’s always been?
You kiss me, I kiss you back
But love is rarely that black and white
But what do I know, right
There are questions I’m afraid to ask
Do you still love me?
A few summers ago
We were both so young
So naive but oh so in love
They kept telling us
This kind of puppy love
Won’t last long
But we kept telling them off
Not knowing they were right
How we wished they were wrong
Now a few years later
It’s weird seeing you again
How we know so much about each other
Yet I don’t know you anymore
But that’s okay
Cause in the past you’ll stay
As perfect as we used to be
Sweet child of mine
I’ve run out of lullabies
So I guess it’s time to say goodbye
It’s now or never
But never seems like forever
And I can’t seem to choose what’s better
Life and death
Here in this bed
Nothing’s been said
As a mother I chose what’s best
Cause death doesn’t seem so bad
Why can’t he understand that
Cause forever would only last one more month
I don’t understand why he’d let him suffer that way
Our poor little son
You said you love me
And I said I love your sweater
It’s uncomparable, seriously
But it doesn’t matter
Because you started kissing me
And I was kissing you back
Now we both know where this is leading to
You’re going to want to be with me always
And I’m going to want to leave you
Coming up with ways for you to break up with me
Cause that’s what I do best
It’s easier that way
It’s easier to leave me
Forget me and hate me
Than me leaving you
Leaving room for you to win me over again
Cause there is always a second chance
And I’ll be foolish enough to take you back
And start all over again
When all I really love is your sweater
You must be married by now
With a child on the way
You forgot about me
You forgot about us
You forgot about our love
Nevermind the hurt
Nevermind the lies
Nevermind the other guy
We’ve made mistakes
But somewhere along the way
We both took the blame
We never looked back
I never wanted to end it that way
You met someone else
And I can only blame myself
But what about me?
You told me I was beautiful
Then you kissed me on my lips
It was like you were preparing me
For tough days to come so suddenly
Like you were telling me secretly
I can easily live without you
That I can move on without all this
That I’m worth the attention of other men
That I will one day find someone else
Who’s worth it all
When all I really want is you
Twinkle twinkle little star,
How I wonder what you are,
Like a diamond in the sky
Brightening up the lonely night
I wish I could be there with you
But you don’t have a clue, do you
Tears, they fall from my eyes
Somehow it feels different this time
I’m right here, but you’re not
You had to go, but I did not
It just wasn’t my time or place
But you had to be stubborn this way
Twinkle twinkle little star,
How I wonder where you are
Now that the bright lit sun is gone
Now that there is nothing to wish upon
What have you really become
After all that I have done
Now 12 months later we celebrate
Not your departure, but your voyage
And I’m thankful no one knows
Why you really had to go
So soon, so sudden, so mysteriously
Our secret is safe with me
Twinkle twinkle little star
Travel light, travel far
Just let things be
Between you and me
Mary had a little lamb
Or at least
That’s the word on the street
It would’ve been sweet
If it hadn’t been for you
Kids her age would laugh at her
Cause she wasn’t like them
But no one really knew her
No one really cared
No one really had a chance
How could they, cause she disappeared
One day, out of the blue
There was you
Now kids laugh no more
Word on the street
Mary had a little lamb
Buried six feet under the playground sand
I’m dying
You told me with your tired eyes
I’m fine
You told me with your sweet voice
I don’t know what to do
If I knew, you wouldn’t be here
Laying in this hospital bed
No one comes to see you anymore
Not even me, I admit
Because you’ve been sick for so long
It’s becoming a habit now
And we all know old habits die hard
But they die, eventually
We’re all fed up with it
I can only imagine
What you’re going through
But I don’t want to
I guess I’m selfish that way
Thinking this won’t happen to me
One day
Tables might turn
It might be me in that bed
And you know what they say
About old habits dying hard
They die… eventually
You put your coat on
Expected me to leave with you
Hand in hand like an army
But how can I disappoint my family
I can’t live without them
I don’t wanna choose
My heart belongs to you
But the rest belongs to them
Not much we can do
So I undecidedly made a choice
And went against my inner voice
I could hardly move
Let alone breathe
Nor look at you
One day perhaps you’ll understand
Why I had to let go your loving hands
Still my heart you get to hold
Just not me
