When we first met you just offered up your soul
And you saw depth where there was a black hole
And what you saw
Was more than I had ever dared to hope for
I learned to want you by my side
And I’d do without but I’ve forgotten how to try
And maybe your harsh words are a crutch for me
Sweet discontent and unease
And when you left there was nothing left to hold
But I held on, I hold on I don’t let go
There’s nothing more
There’s nothing I dare let myself hope for
I learned to want you by my side
I’d do without but I’ve forgotten how to try
And what you call love is what crushes me
Sweet discontent and unease
I learned to want you by my side
I’d do without but I’ve forgotten how to try
And what you call love is what crushes me
Sweet discontent and unease
I learned to want you by my side
I’d do without but I’ve forgotten how to try
And what you call love is what crushes me
Sweet discontent and unease