Eight of May, just a date on the wall
Seven years packed in boxes, now dust in the hall
A decade’s passed, but time moves in loops
Every love feels like trying on her old boots
Took them to our spot, bought them gifts I wish were hers
Played them songs, but they were all her words
Her laugh’s in the echoes, her voice in the static
I swear I’ve moved on, but my habits are tragic
Oasis still plays, though I never was a fan
Now it’s the closest thing I’ve got to holding her hand
Their smiles don’t stretch like hers in the light
Their songs don’t hit like the ones we’d recite
They never get the poems I used to write
Guess my words ran out the day she said goodbye
I promised her a song, well, here it is
Not the love tune I swore, but the truth that exists
She’s got a life, and I’m happy, I swear
But does she even remember the name I thought she’d wear?
Together we sang, but now I sing solo
The notes still linger, but the music feels hollow