We Can Have It
Wrote our names
All over that town
Broken down
Lonely teenagers
You had me
By a string
Didn't want anything
The way I wanted you
You look at me
I look back
See those eyes
I could drown in
And now all I see is the lies
That never saw the light
An empty space
Memories
We can't replace
Or erase
Time we can't get back
We talk in circles
I cry so hard
Beating my fists
I feel it
Deep in my bones
You're so damn close
And I've never been so alone
You say
Baby come home
But I can't find you
Through all this fog
Too high a cost
I can't stand it
What we lost
I can't quit it
Chasing those people down
You can't let go either
You love me
I love you
We used to be
What everyone wanted to be
We had everything
Right in our hands
And now it's like
We're drifting
Lost at sea
But if you could only see
I'm right here
In front of you
Waiting
I'm right here
Same room
Same house
Memories in frames
On all these walls
I feel you
Your skin
The heat you radiate
I'm here
I'm right here baby
Turn around
See me
I see you
Just reach out
Touch me
Take my hand
We can break down these glass walls
If you want it
If I want it
We can have it
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