1. |
Leave
04:09
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Leave it to you to be the only one who won't leave me be
I'm not, you're wrong, this time it's you
The better parts of you are wasted on me
But leave it to me to be the last one to leave
And that's not to say that I'm not ashamed of wasting your time
While I sit and wait for something to change
There's nothing wrong with you or me
But there's nothing right about the two of us
That night, that room
I should have just stayed home
I arrived, I knew better than to get so close
I'm honest like you're always right
I hide behind myself and you
Or a picture that I drew of you
And that's not the way this should have played
Three weeks rolled right by without a trace
And I'm not the one you thought you knew
When we stumbled on the sidewalk and out of view
I should have just stayed home
That night, that room
I should have just stayed home
I arrived, I knew better than to get so close
You leaned in, I drew closer
It was done right then
Back again
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2. |
Saturday
04:18
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You kicked the snow from your shoes
And you left the smell of cigarettes
By the door where you hung your coat
I set down my glass and looked down
Better kept, better left unsaid
It's hard to tell what I can't tell myself
I'm as close as far can be
You lay still right next to me
We fit so well when we're asleep
We get by wasting Saturdays
We share space and little more
i keep one eye on the door
I'll let myself out, if you don't mind
I'll let myself out, if it's all the same
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