1. |
Left On Orchard
03:34
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When I saw you
Pulling your car
Out my driveway,
Was it what you
Always wanted
Go your own way
Left on Orchard,
Right on Waltham,
Left out of your life
Will I find my way?
Will I be ok?
Without you
When you look back on all
the times when we were together
I bet you'll still see the rain
But I never looked at us that way
I never did say
That we were pretending with our emotions
Wont you ever see
How patiently
I did wait for you?
Why'd you give up on me,
so indignantly?
You built me up so you could hurt me too
And I don't believe I hurted you,
I only never figured you out
So what is it that made you turn
Away from me, Away from all that we used to be
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2. |
Circles
02:24
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I've been walking circles
since the day I was born
Find a girl
pray for more
sink down to the ocean floor
Just don't know how else to say it
my heart's like a highway sign
can't imagine how you missed it
when you passed me by
and if it's just a game,
I don't wanna play no more
my hope turned into pain
waiting at the door
She's just got all figured out
you can tell her from her smile
at the dance
I had my chance
guess its time to make new plans
don't tell me to give it more time
I don't wanna be that guy
waiting for their love to fade
so i get mine
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