I dialed your number on the phone, yesterday
thinking you would answer,
and then I remembered....
A converstation we had had, not so long ago
talking about our love, and why we let it go
we both agreed the timing wasn't right
and you said something I'll never forget, that night:
Some things get lost
some things just disappear
but not my love for you
I'll keep that close and near
some things just fade, like scars and dreams
I got your heart right here with me
You said you'd realized in life that chances pass you by
and what you thought was yours, slowly fades before your eyes
and part of growing up is that you can't go back in time
you have to live with your regrets and things you leave behind
and we agreed to be the best of friends
let's talk real soon, I gotta go, you said...
Some things get lost
some things just disappear
but not my love for you
I'll keep that close and near
some things just fade, like scars and dreams
I got your heart right here with me
Flying to Seattle when I heard the news
I can't believe you're gone, not the light I knew...
But some things get lost
some things just disappear
but not my love for you
I'll keep that close and near
some things just fade, like scars and dreams
I got your heart right here with me
I dialed your number on the phone, yesterday
thinking you would answer,
and then I remembered....
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