We stayed high all night.
I watched our lives collide.
I kissed your tired eyes,
you were spinning.

And then I lost you there.
I ran my fingers through your hair,
and then I went back to Kansas City
for the summer.

And I got off the plane,
I realized I didn't know your name,
but I knew within a matter of seconds
that you wanted it that way.

Well I kept so complacent.
No, I kept my mouth shut,
Cause I knew in an instant
that your face could be reduced
to the sand stuck in my shoes.

Well everythings the same.
I had a - from the shattered frames,
Like a child with the weight of the world
on his shoulder blades.

Well I've seen the stars.
I fell in love in a passing car
while the California coast swallowed whole
by a cold dark sky, a rain soaked road.

And I know.
Its not what you want to hear.
You fell in love with a stranger.
His face is wet with your tears.
And I know you're smiling now
Tucking your feet on the floor.

Well if you laugh at all the things that make you sad,
You won't be sad anymore.


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