Possibility Days

It was a cold 3am at JFK Guess you stayed cause you wanted to stay And we went from zero to everything all in a day And then Kennedy took you away I thought of a short road that was keeping you warm And the moments that make up your life till you wake up You sit on a swing in the dark with the girl And she tells you she wanted to kiss you And you know the worst part of a good day Is hearing your self say Goodbye to one more possibility day Goes on... And on. I go west but your weather has changed Your just scared I'm mistaken for strange When you want me to leave then you start to believe I should stay I gotta to get out of LA It seems like the short days are over Cause you just don't sleep in the daylight, so I don't sit up nights I lie on my back on top of a hill and your body is breaking the sky... Cause your shaking And the worst part of a good day Is knowing it's slipping away That one more possibility day Is gone. We were waiting for winter this year But you came and it never appeared Me and you, we know too many reasons for people and seasons That pass like they weren't even here Now living in smiles is better you say We carry the burdens of all of our days So scared that you'll leave... You're scared that I'll stay It's an impossibility day And we only saw half the ballet I said goodnight, goodbye It seemed like a good thing, so you know its a good lie You can run out of choices and still hear a voice in your head when you're lying in bed And it says that the best part of a bad day is knowing its ok The color of everything changes, the sky rearranges its shade And your smile doesn't fade into the phone call And one bad decision we've made And the worst part of a good day is the one thing you don't say And you don't know how but you wish there was some way So you pull down the shades and you shut out the light Because somehow we mixed up goodbye and goodnight And the one thing you won't say is everyone knows possibility days are impossible It just feels wrong... so wrong Still you're gone... long gone