I remember it - the night we met
It was Tuesday at 2 AM
We were the only ones sober when the party was over
Said I really wanna see you again
And then 6 months later I was wearing your sweater
We were laughing at your friends
Yeah, in the beginning it was all so easy
But I fucked up in the end

And I know you moved out last week
But I can feel you in the walls
And I know I'm gonna make it back home to you
Even if I have to crawl

I don't ever wanna grow old alone
That's all I know
I don't ever wanna hold back feelings
So here I go
Into that heartless, darkness
Fading out slow
I don't ever wanna hold back feelings
So I'ma let it go

When we started the world was larger
And it felt like we were kids
Then time went by I could see the signs
I could feel it in your kiss
I tried so hard to keep moving on
And I just don't know what I did
Yeah, I wasn't perfect but no one is
I'd fake it but I can't pretend

And I know you moved out last week
But I can feel you in the walls
And I know I'm gonna make it back home to you
Even if I have to crawl

I don't ever wanna grow old alone
That's all I know
I don't ever wanna hold back feelings
So here I go
Into that heartless, darkness
Fading out slow
I don't ever wanna hold back feelings
So I'ma let go

So you'd hold me when all I've got is gray hair and aching bones
And you'd hold me when I'm lonely
And all my friends are gone

And I know you moved out last week
But I can feel you in the walls
And I know I'm gonna make it back home to you
Even if I have to crawl


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    "And I know you moved out last week But I can feel you in the walls"

    That is an AMAZING line. We can all feel that line. Song meaning is right there.

    gilbagon February 14, 2018   Link

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