There’s a part of me that only you will know.

Something in the stars aligned when I needed you most.

And though no snowflake looks the same,

thought you and I could share a brain,

Until I started trusting you with all my pain.

There’s a party next door I don’t wanna go.

been at school for months now, but a lifetime since we’ve spoke,

Under the street lamp glow


Where you let me know.


That you don’t want me,

you want her.

The tale we wrote in tandem signed,

her face on the next front cover.


spill the ink,

drop my hand,

left with a lifetime that we planned.


Together

Still friends forever,

For worse, or, for better.


There’s a part of me still fighting what’s been lost.

Your sense of comfortability

In knowing when to speak and when to not.

Like your father taught.

And there’s a house away from town,

With a big front lawn.

For the children that you said you want

When I thought I was the one

Who’d watch them grow

What I didn’t know,


Is that you don’t want me,

you want her.

The tale we wrote in tandem signed,

her face on the next front cover.


spill the ink,

drop my hand,

left with a lifetime that we planned.


Together

Still friends forever,

For worse, or, for better.

A room of people I don’t know

Get lost in you like we’re alone

Faces turn I watch you go

Drive past the both of you stumbling home

Turn my headlights off on the side of the road

Under the street lamp glow.

where you let me know,


That you don’t want me,

you want her.

The tale we wrote in tandem signed,

her face on the next front cover.


spill the ink,

drop my hand,

left with a lifetime that we planned.


Together,

Still friends forever,

For worse, or, for better.