Dreamcatcher - McCafferty

She says «let's take the east-way highway, I think I need to breathe»

And with my windows rolled down gently, it all comes out easily

But I have friends that say that it is easier to die

And I have friends that say that it is easier to die

Well my dad’s working late tonight

It’s just me and my mom

And I will call my girlfriend up because we used to be in love

My wall is painted white, but scribbled black

With all the small town names of Ohio’s back

And I remember back in school, when you were getting high

And we were sleeping in your basement

This could stand the test of time

And I have all these memories

And all these bitter pains

And all these simple things

That I wish I could go and say

But I don’t feel like I get who you are anymore

And I don’t feel like I get who you are anymore

And I don’t feel like I get who you are anymore

And I don’t feel like I get who you are anymore

But we could stay like this for now

And we could stay like this for now

And we could stay like this for now

And we could stay like this for now

And when I kicked you in the face

Your blood, it stained my shoe

Like some sort of pathetic letter that said «goodbye, fuck you too»

And I am sorry that I lost you all

I wonder if your mom ever talks about me still

And we could stay like this for now

And we could stay like this for now

And we could stay like this for now

And we could stay like this for now