We are not laughing
We soar through the air
Our hands grasping each other’s as we run
We fall onto the grass laughing
But we’re not laughing anymore are we?
We were once so youthful and had the world at our hands
Now I am broken and you are sad and we cannot fit
The world pushed you down and broke you
The world took from me and left me hardened
We are not laughing anymore are we
Struggling to make it, day to day
Love left my heart, it’s little more than a myth now
Love left your life, it’s little more than dead now
We are not laughing anymore
Our hands cling to ourselves now
We are afraid to touch anything lest we get attached
Or lest the feelings never come
Your love was taken
My innocence was stolen
We are not laughing
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