You used to be scared of the water You’re safe by the side of your father Your sense of the world lay In your little home by the harbor You’ve always felt small in the city To think that last fall you were with me And all of your old clothes Are still in the hall of my building
You never asked once No, you never asked why If I was puttin’ things off If I was drinkin’ too much of that red wine Oh, you’d wear yourself thin And accept every sin And if I glued myself shut You would find your way in
We gambled our souls to the summer And rattled our bones to the thunder We watched every sunset Until we got sick of each other You’ve always said fall was your season That everyone’s here for a reason I stare at your packed bags And ask what the hell you were meanin’
You never asked once No, you never asked why If I was puttin’ things off If I was drinkin’ too much of that red wine Oh, you’d wear yourself thin And accept every sin And if I glued myself shut You would find your way in
It only feels real after rainin’ And hearts only heal after breakin’ I stare at the tree line And notice the leaves aren’t changin’ And does the wind blow in Cape Elizabeth Constant and cold, how do we live with this? Love was a deadline I’ll spend the rest of my life fuckin’ missin’ it
You never asked once No, you never asked why If I was puttin’ things off If I was drinkin’ too much of that red wine Oh, you’d wear yourself thin And accept every sin And if I glued myself shut You would find your way in