Oak Hill

I saw your mom, gave her my best

At the CVS, one block from your house

Just a stone throw far from the city graveyard

But we're taking your car 'cause oh, what the hell

Two quiet kids on a ride

Seventeen and salivating at the bell

Laying out in the heat of the sun

With the grass and the bugs

And you're taking my shirt off

I said, "I like you"

You said, "Prove it"

Babe, I wanna show you around

Just keep me up

And hold me down

We carry on telling ourselves we could die here

Probably shouldn't, but

We'll buy whatever the other is selling

So if you're fine, I'm fine

It's just like me

To make promises I don't wanna keep right now

Just bury it

In oak hill under the ground

Saw your mom, told her everything's great

Seven years ago, that feels like yesterday

Then I'm on my way

It's a long day of being dishonest

When the light I carry burns out

It's impossible to spin it around

I hurt you because I couldn't love you the way I should've

Lately it's been on my mind, thinking of myself second in line

Hurt you when I should've loved you, well I couldn't

Strange feeling of wondering if you hate me, well you probably should