The Day I Die

No longer lovers

No longer friends

I thought you'd be with me until the very end

The tears are burning, and the world's cold

I thought our story'd be the greatest every told

Pray to the heavens and kneel on the floor

What would it take for you to walk right through that door?

I'd beg and borrow, I'd steal and lie

I'd write a thousand sonnets long into the night

My heart is yours until the very day I die

My heart is yours until the very day I die

I'd scale a mountain, or museum walls

No height too great for me and no fear that I'd fall

I'd sprint down the marble halls just to break a sweat

Anything to feel the heights I felt when we first met

A touch of lavender and a blush of blue

Those swirls and strokes of paint that clearly meant so much to you

A quick tug off the wall, cold brass in hand

It's the only way I can make you understand

My heart is yours until the very day I die

My heart is yours until the very day I die

Counting the days

Counting the hours

Counting the days

'Til I see you again