Caffeine-induced daydreams and you appear.
All I know is this should be a nightmare
But I can't focus on anything except your eyes,
Those forgiving browns that never would say goodbye.
Tell me old darling have you been by our spot?
Where we would both drive an hour to sit and watch
Passenger planes that never seemed to land
And fireworks igniting the night, while your hand
Never left my thigh and mine your neck.
I tried so ******* hard to forget
Those endless star-filled eyes
That refused to share their glory with the unlit sky,
That knocked down my walls and pierced my soul.
For the first time in my life I felt completely whole.
Tell me my baby what's it like at work
To sit at your desk, look around, does it hurt?
Do you remember the night that we broke in,
Have flashbacks to the laughs and the teenage sins?
Our tracks, you tried so hard to meticulously clean
While I just sat, mesmerized by your smile's gleam.
Do you still walk through the park overlooking the bay?
It was saturated with rain that one summer day
You introduced me to art in all of its greatest forms
And our secrets were shared, promises sworn.
Tell me sweet honey do you dream of me too?
Reminisce the fond memories that passed by all too soon?
I can still feel my hands running through your soft hair,
Your warm arms wrapped around me with such care.
A constant comfort of soft words spoken,
Always putting me at ease, confirming emotions.
Each night I drove home with a smile so wide,
Your scent on me still, those eyes on my mind,
Together not knowing that sometime soon
We will have seen our final moon.
Why I'm thinking of you, I cannot guess,
But my mind's a mess and my heart's a wreck
So maybe, just maybe, I miss what we had.
To put the record straight– you've done a hell of a lot of bad
But this is a simple dream, not a grim nightmare,
So thank you, for all the wonderful moments we've shared.
I never liked the color brown before I met you.