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Instead of walking backwards Instead of lying there 'til all the blood left our heads Instead of warming to regret One night so far I slept on the floor of the van A letterhead How close were the friends you'd never see again How close had it all been happening We drove beyond the pavement We never made it to the top Walked to see the Perseides Only so many years with such an optimal Zenithal hourly rate But still the clearings Southwest of Portland The northeast sky Was completely obscured by Bright city lights We couldn't see anything How can we by our own glow be polluted? Two days so far We met sitting in the back yard Remembering names we haven't heard in so long Places we used to think we belonged What's it like To have seen us again? To be back at your old address again Had it stayed when you had moved away? Late the next night We saw them cross the sky their last time And still the bed wasn't made to lie within it I wasn't home the time you came to visit And still feel there's something missing Efforts to be more distant There were no questions that you had to ask me There were no complications as it was We started sharing less and less Adhesive releases if we pull gradually Fostered unspoken disparity Under a light it came gradually apart Giving back half what we're given Opened the door to hear the street End where the other starts Hoping that we ever get back Even half what we're giving
Writer(s): Pete Davis Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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