1. |
Do You Realize?
03:40
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Don't ask me how I am
I'd like to hold her hand
For just one hour more
Someone I'd not known before
They say she was full of life
I saw it in her eyes
But now they're staying closed
There's so much I'd like to know
Like why do you have twenty decks of cards?
And do you remember who your best friends are?
And do you realize just how much they care?
'Cause they do
Let's say we did and not
But nothing is forgot
The hours sitting there
Hunched over in a chair
And does she even know
We don't want her to go?
She said the times was right
My questions just take flight
Like who said he'd love you to the bitter end?
And what were the final memories in your head?
And do you realize just how much you're loved?
'Cause you are
I've never been through this before
My eyes go to the door
Each time you fail to breath
I love someone I don't know
And I hate that you're alone
But maybe you don't even know
I guess that's my hope
But why do you have twenty decks of cards?
And do you remember who your best friends are?
And do you realize just how much they care?
'Cause they do
So much for you
And I do too
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2. |
Left Remembering
03:24
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Went home and cried
When you said I'd know that face
Any day
Not strangers anymore
We shared our hearts but not our souls
I do recall
The trees blowing in the wind
For three seasons
I'd give anything for one more
I never could stand a closed door
Now the face of Emily reminds me of you
So how can I casually walk by your old room?
Now I'll be left remembering you for longer
Than I've known you
I see it now
The corners of your mouth
They start to fade
No you'd never let them know
How you're feeling your mind go
Back in your room
Where it's only me and you
The tears stream down
And they fall from my eyes too
When you beg to God to be through
Now the thought of you on the floor
Wakes me from sleep
I'll still go up to your door
But there's no one there to meet
Now I'll be left remembering you for longer
Than I've known you
You said I saved you from a certain death
Well hey it goes both ways
I think we both were saved
And though now the tears are pouring down
I know to grieve so hard
Means there was so much love
And though I'll be left remembering you for longer
Than I've known you
You'll be in my heart forever until one day
When I see you
Went home and cried
When I heard that you had gone
From this earth
But then I saw your peaceful smile
And I knew that you felt loved
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3. |
September 8, Room 170
03:30
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4. |
Do You Remember Me?
02:39
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I can remember you
But it's an open wound
To see our hands interlocked
Looking out at the fall
The last season that you saw
I see you everywhere
Your sweater's on my chair
Now I buy hydrangeas
And funny colored little mums
To have a moment next to you
And when will it end?
When will your name bring a smile again?
Instead of tears and fears and dashed hopes
And grief and loss and sad prose
And why was it now?
I can't stand the thought of losing somebody else
So it's just quick and numb and closed off
And walks that last way too long
With never ending circuits
That never serve their purpose
'Cause you're gone
I can remember you
But it's an open wound
I see you everywhere
Your sweater's on my chair
Now it's just love turned grief
Do you remember me?
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