Losing You is Like Riding a Bike with No Wheels
Hey, I should let you know,
This is my first time.
The feeling in the pit of my stomach is just like when you took my training wheels off.
Just like all those time you said,
"See? Okay, now your turn."
Im scared because this is new.
You see, every other first you ever showed me before turned out okay
But the difference is, you're not here to see me through this one
And I'm far too grown to worry about scraping a knee
Now I worry about where you are
And how do I get to you again
Because you never left without a goodbye
And I know I'll see you again one day
But I just dont know how to even start peddling my way through all this right now
When you were teaching me to ride
I inevitably knew you would let go
Just when I was ready
But now you're long gone
And I'm just trying to peddle as hard as I can to get to you
But Im peddling backwards
And you're not here to teach me otherwise.
But I'm learning
And everyday I'm getting somewhere
And I can still feel your hand holding on to the back of my seat
But on your birthday
On Christmas
On New Years
On my birthday
On the second Tuesday of February
And maybe even on the third Wednesday of next week
I should let you know that this is my first time
My first time feeling you
But not having anything to grasp
My first time without your smile in the morning
Without your laughter amidst the goodtime
Without your voice on the phone
And sometimes I have a hard time
Because I've never been here
And now there's no one standing by my side
But I know that you are my training wheels from above
And you and me
Will always be you and me
Even on days like these.
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