Were you in love with me
When we were on the couch

In between every day
What were your dreams about

Was it coincidence
That every sad song
That didn't seem so far off
Brought you to sing along

I am a hotel room
You are the light
The darkness, forgotten
All through the night

And when the silent night
Invades the busy day
Unwelcome thoughts provide
A place to hide away

I am a hotel room
You are the light
The darkness, forgotten
All through the night

The car ride
I took off
At three am

Sleep lightly
Eternity
Enough to worry me

Does she still love me?
Does she still love me?
Does she still love me?
Does she still love me?
Does she still love me?
Does she still love me?
Does she still love me?
Does she still love me?


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Were You in Love with Me Lyrics as written by Andrew Shauf

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    were you in love with me when we were on the couch

    in between every day what were your dreams about

    was it coincidence that every sad song that didn't seem so far off brought you to sing along

    I am the hotel room you are the light the darkness forgotten all through the night

    and when the silent night invades the busy day unwelcome thoughts provide a place to hide away

    I am the hotel room you are the light the darkness forgotten all thorough the night

    the car ride I took home at three am

    seemed like an eternity enough to worry me

    does she still love me?

    andyshaufon March 04, 2010   Link

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