My Fault
My Fault
My fault
That you don’t look here
You don’t look anywhere
You look at her
Not here, not anymore
It was nice while it lasted
My fault that we past it
I wish I could change things
My fault that we past it
I’m pretty non-existent
In that world of yours
But you’re still in mine
Most days, Everyday
I can’t seem to stop thinking about whether you might still feel the same?
Do you think about me?
Will I speak to you again, ever?
But I fucked up my chances
Of true happiness with you
Someone so suited
Who knew, I’d so carelessly jeopardize the first signs of true happiness in years
The only one left sorry is me
My fault that we past it
I’m virtually non-existent
In that world of yours
And as much as I’m happy
That you’re now truly happy and free
I’m really non-existent
And I just wish it was me
Making you happy and free
I feel such despair and regret
To think how it could be me
Planning our lives
Becoming not two but three
I know I’d do well
Be the best that I can be
But this is the past
It’s gone, no more
So why can’t I see?
That I need to let go
My fault - I passed it
My fault that we passed it.
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