I think back to the day you left
You slammed the door like a can of PBR
Rolled like a rock on your skateboard
Down this very street
It wasn't more than a couple weeks
Till you packed your bags and you moved back
To your parent's home on the West Coast
Tell me how's Kelso treating you
Wasn't sure if it was a bad idea
To show up at your doorstep
So I decided to make a roadtrip
Out of it
Borrowed Silvio's beat up truck
And I drove from Bushwick through Canada
Gave me 3000 miles to change my mind
On my way to you
I will be lonely till the end of time
Baby won't you tell me you're mine forever
Forever is a long long time
But I don't have that much on the line
And I would give it up in a heartbeat all for you
Back in Brooklyn the preacher said
While sprawled out on the subway steps
Oh you never really know what you're lucky for
Till it's gone
Combing through old memories
I'll let the clouds cry for me
Thighs stuck together in the summer heat
Listening to an old mix tape
Windshield wipers blinking through the storm
You wouldn't have moved that far if not for your feelings
Oh-oh oh I would have married you then
Officiated by the subway preacher man
If I would've known that was your last straw
Wouldn't have said those words, wouldn't have spoke at all 'cause
I will be lonely till the end of time
Baby won't you tell me you're mine forever
Forever is a long long time
But I don't have that much on the line
And I would give it up in a heartbeat all for you
Forever is a long long time
But I don't have that much on the line
And I would give it up in a heartbeat
All for you