The Days In Between - Always Getting Better lyrics
Yeah there were times
When I was lonely
And I lay here like a ghost
Upon my bed
I never thought about my friends
I never called up anyone
I was happy hiding out
Inside my head
But then you came along
And loved me all up
First you calmed me down
And then you took my hand
And as we lay under the sky
And watched the planes go by
I knew I
The same again
Slow down I want to go with you
Can
And Ill watch you smile
And we
And let all the world go by
No more reasons why
We sit and count
The tears we cry
Always getting better
Always getting better
Leave the lonely days
Close your eyes
Let them drift away
Always getting better
Always getting better
I have thought about your leaving
For a long time now
And I guess that in the end
I
But the blackness of your hair
The way your smile hits me
Everywhere
These are the things
That come to me at night
Slow down I want to go with you
Can
And Ill watch you smile
Come pouring in
As we let all the world go by
No more reason why
We sit and
Count the tears we cry
Always getting better
Always getting better
Leave the lonely days
Close your eyes
Let them drift away
Always getting better
Always getting better
Lie down again watch
Moonlight streaming in
Always getting better
Always getting better
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