Oh, to gaze upon that old misty bench once more
where our parasols erupted and the rain did pour
where we could lock eyes and just drift off in space
we thought we knew the secret,
But that sadly never was the case
The dew-soaked fields, and the trees so grim
the fort by the lake where through the night we swimmed
the morning breeze that always chased us away
if we'd only brought a blanket,
then surely evermore we'd stay
the lights upon the mountainside that flashed at night
and something in our minds that lingered just from sight
we sang upon the porch until the daylight decayed
but our words still carried little,
in place of what our minds had tried to say
The moon cast our shadows to the valley floor
our eyes they were fixed, while our minds they soared
barely a thread left us tied to the world
we almost tried to cut it,
just to see the universe unfurl
The midnight streets, where we rode our bikes
the tangerine street lights looked so dreamlike
once we reached the river, only stars lit the ground
and though we'd lost the trail,
for that moment we felt so safe and sound
And looking back further, something startled me
a thought that all these stories in my head were just dreams
and without you there to tell it any other way,
and looking back now,
those memories have strangely tinted grey
Yes, to look upon the silhouetted hills with you
For that I'd almost surely start this life anew
hopefully by then I'll know how to freeze time
and maybe, just maybe,
that time around we'll truly make the climb