I told you "Happy Birthday,"
You smiled and said, "You remembered."
It took me back.
October 9th of 2009,
Was the day that I first met you.
I was at the Bridge with the girls,
Then up strode this guy that I wished I knew.
Dorky, yet enchanting,
You made me laugh and rant.
It was the best night I'd had in a long time,
And all the way home I danced.
I saw you at school after that,
And I felt myself falling for you.
Our friend's romances started happening,
Maybe we'd happen too.
I played you piano,
You smiled at me,
I caught my breath
And messed up they keys,
But you still thought it was good.
On June 5, of 2010,
You asked to become mine.
How could I say no,
When I wished it all the time?
You told me that I was beautiful,
Then you kissed my face,
In a world of beautiful scenery,
I was in the greatest place.
We danced slowly to Melancholy Hill,
And you watched Titanic with me,
You helped me make Chicken Marsala,
I thought we were meant to be.
You told me that you loved me,
And I felt my heart grow.
That's when I really began,
to let my love show.
On October 5th of 2010,
I gave you my virginity
I understood euphoria
When I saw your eyes on me.
Two years we spent together,
And they were the best in my life,
Even in our fake little wedding,
Where I became your wife.
You really were my medicine,
Making me feel alive,
And every time I looked in your eyes,
I saw a place where angels thrive.
I gave you myself in every way,
And I'll never want it back.
Even after bitter words,
And the moments we attacked.
I never knew a heart like mine,
Could ever love so much.
Imagine the person I would be,
If we never shared that touch.
The hardest day of my life
Was the day you walked away,
I thought that it wasn't for good,
But I couldn't make you stay.
The funny part of the story,
Is that I hadn't let you go.
The girl that you had loved and lost,
Let her true colors show.
And I'm still here waiting for you
Now, as I tell you "Happy Birthday,"
My special little tourniquet,
You smile and say, "You remembered."
But how could I forget?
Dec 13, 2012
Dec 13, 2012 at 4:55 PM UTC
I told you "Happy Birthday,"
You smiled and said, "You remembered."
It took me back.
October 9th of 2009,
Was the day that I first met you.
I was at the Bridge with the girls,
Then up strode this guy that I wished I knew.
Dorky, yet enchanting,
You made me laugh and rant.
It was the best night I'd had in a long time,
And all the way home I danced.
I saw you at school after that,
And I felt myself falling for you.
Our friend's romances started happening,
Maybe we'd happen too.
I played you piano,
You smiled at me,
I caught my breath
And messed up they keys,
But you still thought it was good.
On June 5, of 2010,
You asked to become mine.
How could I say no,
When I wished it all the time?
You told me that I was beautiful,
Then you kissed my face,
In a world of beautiful scenery,
I was in the greatest place.
We danced slowly to Melancholy Hill,
And you watched Titanic with me,
You helped me make Chicken Marsala,
I thought we were meant to be.
You told me that you loved me,
And I felt my heart grow.
That's when I really began,
to let my love show.
On October 5th of 2010,
I gave you my virginity
I understood euphoria
When I saw your eyes on me.
Two years we spent together,
And they were the best in my life,
Even in our fake little wedding,
Where I became your wife.
You really were my medicine,
Making me feel alive,
And every time I looked in your eyes,
I saw a place where angels thrive.
I gave you myself in every way,
And I'll never want it back.
Even after bitter words,
And the moments we attacked.
I never knew a heart like mine,
Could ever love so much.
Imagine the person I would be,
If we never shared that touch.
The hardest day of my life
Was the day you walked away,
I thought that it wasn't for good,
But I couldn't make you stay.
The funny part of the story,
Is that I hadn't let you go.
The girl that you had loved and lost,
Let her true colors show.
And I'm still here waiting for you
Now, as I tell you "Happy Birthday,"
My special little tourniquet,
You smile and say, "You remembered."
But how could I forget?
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