1. |
The Mourning After
04:12
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I wish that this was a dream
and soon i'de wake up in my bed
but i know you're really gone
and its not just in my head
but why would you do this to me
you left me wondering
is their something i could of done
i wish there was something
anything
Im sorry you were alone
i wish i could visit more
but its hard to do now that you're gone
and my heart will forever be sore
you said that no one would miss you
well i wish you could see how wonderful you are
i remember the first time i kissed you
and held you in my arms
but why would you do this to me
you left me wondering
is there something i could of done
i should of done something
anything
and its fucked up that now all thats left of you
is some pictures and a few songs
well its hard to talk to a photograph
just to be reminded that you're
really gone
well i wish that you could see
all that you had
and i wish you never did this to me
i wish you were never sad
but now its too late
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2. |
I'm Sorry
03:10
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Your head against the wall
in your dark and dreary hall
i walk to you and hold you close
in this moment i knew
that i had always loved you
and im sorry
i didnt stay the night
i thought that i would see you
another time
we talked on your porch
sat through half a pack of cigarettes
and you listened
when i should have been the one to listen
that night
now you walk me to my car
this time i didnt park too far away
i kiss your hand
and simply say goodbye
i wish that i had said more
and just a week later
i visited your house
that house that now is empty
but it will always be your house
and i sat in your room
and held the girl you loved
and we cried
for what felt like years
i wish you were
here
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