I like 3 shots of espresso 2 cigarettes with some milk in the morning I like taking my dog out with my headphones with no music playing I like to wander around in the city for hours Preferably in the rain I think I’m doing alright being alone Chin up, hopes down, touch and go But, then he showed up in the middle of the night Just two strangers, getaway car Music in the back to the seaside And as my potential, I was smoking away Thinking, ‘Well, this is nice’ ‘What a shame it had to go’ But he was dancing on water While holding his life in the palm of his hands And I never knew I needed saving Until I see my faded pieces in his silhouette I should’ve run away ‘Cause I’ve seen all the signs I would’ve stayed longer But I feel myself shaking So, I woke up in his bed, thinking farewell But then he said ‘Let’s get you a drawer in my place’ I like passing my time with some stressful games when I am anxious I like locking myself in my room with my windows open I would sometimes go full-on wasted Just to wake up to feel my own presence I am perfectly fine being alone Everything I touch will just wither and fall I never said much ‘bout the dark and the twisted Don’t open that door, leave it alone Cover up with your giggles ‘But only when there’s shadow can the light survive and shine’ ‘You’re your moon and your sun’ He says He was dancing on water While holding his life in the palm of his hands And I never knew I needed saving Until I see my faded pieces in his silhouette I should’ve run away ‘Cause I’ve seen all the signs I would’ve stayed longer But I feel myself shaking So, I woke up in his bed, thinking farewell But then he said ‘Let’s get you a drawer in my place’ He showed up in the middle of the night Just two strangers, getaway car Music in the back to the seaside And as my potential, I was smoking away Thinking, ‘Well, this is nice’ ‘What a shame it had to go’ I should’ve run away ‘Cause I’ve seen all the signs But I stayed longer ‘Cause I haven’t been feeling alive ‘You’re your moon and your sun,’ he said ‘Let’s get you a drawer in my place’