At The Door Lyrics

I'm a stranger in the skin wrapped around my bones

What breathes down my neck tells me to leave it alone

If I give it my all I'm scared I'll draw the blood

This fear is the furthest thing I've felt from love

The last thing I need is to be who you are

And all that you've left was my smile and my scars

And I promise that I'll love like I've never done before

As long as you're not at the door

If the water's hot enough will it burn your fingers off?

Could your hands melt off my hips, without the bath turning red?

And I try and I try and I try

To get you off my lips

And I cry and I cry and I cry

Cause they're taking too long to forget,

Would you forget?

The last thing I need is to be who you are

And all that you've left was my smile and my scars

And I promise that I'll love like I've never done before

As long as you're not at the door

New faces, memories, and everything in between

those old folks, from '64, they're not like us, not anymore

The laughing, the crying,

The moments wrapped within our sheets

Did they mean anything?

Did they mean anything?

The last thing I need is to be who you are

And all that you've left was my smile and my scars

And I promise that I'll love like I've never done before

As long as you're not at the door