I didn't love you as much as I could
And the silence is killing me now

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I didn't love you as much as I could
And the silence is killing me now
We breath so desperately as if it’s the only thing we need
My thoughts are slowly coming out loud; I flinch each time I hear them out loud. I guess I know what it’s like now To be honest, To see what I’m hiding In the closet. Do I still look the same to you now? Am I still clean enough?
We slowly sink into cigarette ash. You sleep while I tip the bottle back. I guess we’ve seen what it’s like now, To be lovers, To scream that we’re nothing Without each other. Can I lay back and close my eyes And pretend you’re mine?
Have we made a fool of love? Have we taken all the good away? If we’re not supposed to be alone, Then I’m begging you to stay here.
I saw your face in the mirror last night. Blood stained your clothes, Bags under your eyes. I guess you’ve heard what I’m like now, Just a body. You’re haunting our bedroom And the hallway, And I still hear your voice in my head Saying awful things.
I wish I’d been a little more careful With the things I chose to give away
But how could I let you see? It’s so hard to love anything
Hold on to me, Hold onto my back, I’ve fallen down the hole much too fast And even if the light pours in up over my head Will I see it then or pretend that I’m dead again