For Everest Turnpike
There has to be a reason I stopped feeling anything
Embarrassing myself but I'm still counting ceiling
Tiles to pass the days, nothing can stay
I drank the whole bottle, I forgot your birthday
And that's alright
I watched you undress, but holding hands is meaningless
I waited all winter but you moved in together
I can't wait patiently
I've drawn our names in concrete
You promise me one day
I'll cross my fingers tightly
You never know how f..cked up you are until you're all alone
Looking at yourself in the bathroom mirror
Cup my hands around the light, a house made of wax
Count back from 10 and try to relax
But I'll be alright
So close your eyes and take a deep breath
It's a jump from a ledge not a push off a cliff
We hit traffic on the turnpike
And we took turns driving all night
You drove head first into my bed
But I didn't crash until you left
Clenching my fists and grinding my jawbone
When I'm with you I'm learning to be alone
