Two of my steps equal three of yours Four of my steps equal six of yours Wouldn’t it be nice if we could continue on in this fashion forever?
“We think the same things as the same times” Even if we were offered that kind of miracle for free, we wouldn’t need it
Because there’s a reason our parents hid our hearts when they made us So that’s why we
We made sure of each other so that we wouldn’t forget And tied together those nights that came close to disconnecting We shared things with each other so that we wouldn’t overflow And that’s why
It’s not about what we give, and it’s not about forced intimacy What I mean is, let’s just search for our greatest common denominator
It’s not about forcing words upon those feelings we can’t express So I’ll wait until that day when I’ll also understand
Your heart is twice as big as mine; my pinky is twice as big as yours The one thing I want you to understand for me is that my desire to be loved is five times as great as yours
Two seconds before the words “let’s break up” With tears on the otherside of your eyelashes I apologized for the hundredth time that day and, surprised, you laughed
If there are 3 reasons to break up, I’ll find a hundred reasons to stay together Ding dong, ding dong – surely
We peeked into the pocket that was about to fall off And stuffed in the feelings that were about to disappear We survived the nights that were on the edge of crumbling Together
The feelings I paint for you, the feelings you embrace for me Even if I’m wrong, I don’t think they need to be one and the same
It’s not about forcing ourselves to agree to the other’s feelings when we can’t comprehend That’s right – let’s take them as something to look forward to
It’s not about what we want, and it’s not about adding forced meanings What I mean is, let’s just search for our greatest common denominator
I’m me; you’re you. In the space between us There must be limitless common denominators just for us
If you’re eight, then I’ll become two If I’m ten, then you’ll become five I wonder what you plus me equals? I wonder what me minus you equals?
It’s rainy, then clear, then cloudy; it’s me, then you, then – what I mean is Let’s continue forever like this