A picture of her on his back Laughing as they fall into unforgiving brick Surrounded by anyone who ever mattered On the back porch We were all drinking the cheap beer that recalls at least twenty memories from dusty, rusted oblivion And the expensive craft kind that I stole from someone's sister or dad or uncle or something
A night spent in overalls Where everyone's head exploded In mini vans, swingsets, and white wicker chairs Anyone who could cry did The others had already gone numb
A picture of her on his back Falling gracefully into certain demise In and out of love as fast as she drank all the whisky
When mothers and brothers and lovers die We place flowers in their lips and wash their hair with wine We press our faces up to theirs to make sure we're not looking in a mirror Or worse, a window