And I don’t smell you in my sheets
And I don’t hear you in the hall
Without your cologne
Your calls on the phone
I don’t know you at all
And I’m growing older
I know that we’re over
The way we’d always have been
And then I see you…
And I know you all over again
And I don’t leave you in the night
And I don’t up and go away
No green in your eyes
Or teary goodbyes
No one cries on the plane
I know I’m adjusting
I know I should just think of going
And not where I’ve been
And then I see you…
And I know you all over again
Is it wrong if I listen to songs that we’ve lived and
The stories are staying the same
I lie by the speaker
Just getting weaker
Until I remember your name
And I don’t call you when I cry
And I don’t stay the day in bed
Mostly I’m fine
Most of the time I get by, like I said
I haven’t been drinking
I haven’t been thinking
Of lonely “if only”s and then…
And then I see you…
And I know you all over again
And then I see you…
And I love you all over again