Turn off the lights and tell me everything that’s on your mind Or how we both know you’ve been off since last July Your eyes are swollen from feeling so alone Sit tight, I swear that I’m not going home
Two days now broken down in the same room I’ll hold you tight while you cry hard into my arms It’s funny how John’s dad says we’re all just wasting our time And to make things worse, John can’t follow his own lies
Don’t tell me it won’t be the same And I guess I’ll hope for the best And tell myself I’ll make it and be okay You know you mean so much to me
And here’s to another night in my basement Where Dallas and I will talk about How we hate our generation So here’s a thank you From me for the lesson of growing older And how I actually am afraid of being nineteen
Don’t tell me it won’t be the same And I guess I’ll hope for the best And tell myself I’ll make it and be okay You know you mean so much to me
Don’t tell me it won’t be the same And I guess I’ll hope for the best And tell myself I’ll make it and be okay You know you mean so much to me