1. |
Room for Rent
01:23
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i don't know what i see in this mirror
but it's all that's left inside your room
all of your things packed in boxes that line your house
i hope you'll come back and visit soon
you left a note on the front door
"i'm really sorry that i'm gone"
always felt like you deserved more
turns out that i wasn't wrong
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2. |
Again and Again
02:51
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you never meant to do me wrong
it didn't have to last so long
i saw you laughing in my dream
i wonder what you mean to me
and i know it can't be right
to spend every single night
alone inside my head
every day's a moment passed
but i've been meaning to ask
do you know who you are?
and how'd you make it this far?
and you know i wish you well
but only time will tell
if i'll see you again
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