You fall asleep on the phone, I stay silent and still I watch the clouds roll over the hill Wonder how long before you let me in To the place by the mountains, covered in snow The frost on the windows, the cold biting your nose You need your space, you crave their love You sleep on the phone, and my hand aches for your touch I hope you think I matter as much As the boy in your dreams, soft and frail Nights like this make me feel like I’m in hell But hell would be warm, this love makes me cold I hope we’ll be able to die when we’re old Sitting in chairs by the fire, hearts full of desire Grandkids aplenty, stories to tell Not just a house on the hill, but a love that lasts And when it’s time, we’ll be the past A hole in the ground, where we’ll rest side by side And the gravedigger will fill the void where we once lived our lives