1. |
Do You Remember?
02:45
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I cannot say
What I once said
I cannot see the way I did
Reaching after you
Losing my grip
I don’t wanna just forget
Shattering you
Pulling apart
The first time I let you down
But breathing in cold
And swallowing thick
I gave up my sense of it
Will my sense of this just crumble
From the briefest lack of air?
I will hold on to one moment
When I saw her
Do you remember?
I cannot see the way I did
Reaching after you
Losing my grip
I don’t wanna just forget
What’s happening to
The things that I knew?
I was lost when she was found
Your hair on my floor
The stain in my head
My words let you down again
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2. |
Far
04:12
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How far is the drive?
Will she be waiting?
Or did she get picked up
And that’s why she
Is always grey lately
Last summer the color that you brought
Into my life saved me
But as soon as I had you I lost you
It seems I’ll always be waiting
This is how it’s gonna be from now on
I’m gonna miss you because you’re gone
I’m gonna sing about in my songs
It’s all that I know how to do
Is that wrong?
How far is the drive?
And do you still know the way?
I lost my directions but I didn’t tell
I just moved towards you
You didn’t deserve all the things that they did
The things we get used to
When we try to understand and forgive
Is this how they repaid you?
This is how it’s gonna be from now on
I’m gonna miss you because you’re gone
I’m gonna sing about it in my songs
It’s all that I know how to do,
Is that wrong?
Is this how I'm gonna feel from now on?
Some days I just think about you all day long
I want to believe you’re okay, so I’ll be strong
I still believe in you
Is that wrong?
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