Lansdowne

Well I've got this story
Not too long ago
September brought love songs,
November came and you let me go.
When I asked for reasons
You blamed circumstance.
The timing was wrong like the Dire Straits song
And this is how it ends
Told me you kissed another man,
Well here's your independence
You said we're no angels, now heaven's on fire.
We're burning down the only home I've ever known.
A love this courageous takes patience, so fight.
Everybody knows it's all about control so just let go,
Just let go...
So I introduced you to him,
How could I have known that you'd take it upon yourself?
In a New York apartment with your two lips parted,
To kiss him back when you knew how I felt.
Does he know that place just behind
The spot where your neck flirts with your jawline?
Can he feel it in the palm of his hand,
Pinning back fields of strawberry strands?
You said we're no angels, now heaven's on fire.
We're burning down the only home I've ever known.
A love this courageous takes patience, so fight.
Everybody knows it's all about control so just let go,
Just let go...
Half-tucked inside the sleeves
Of a sweatshirt you stole from me
Were shaking hands and longing arms.
But now I sing
To an angel without wings,
With no courage, no courage in her love.
And I don't breathe any deeper.
And I don't sing any sweeter.
You said we're no angels, now heaven's on fire.
We're burning down the only home I've ever known.
A love this courageous takes patience, so fight.
Everybody knows it's all about control so just let go,
Just let go...