I guess we drank wine, I don’t recall but a Polaroid tells me we did.
I lost track of time, all around me the world continued to spin.
Not like you were mine, I just talked to you when you came around.
I guess it was kind, of like two kids on a merry-go-round.
You wrote me a letter, from Santa Monica in June.
You said you felt better, and that you thought I’d like it too.
Come in December, and we could write poems in the park.
Then there was that blizzard, that left New York alone in the dark.
I was alone in the dark.
I guess that it’s time, to burn these memories you left behind.
I never did find, a more honest friend or a beautiful mind.
I hope that you found, the world that you set out to see.
And know that I’ll be, singing this from across the sea.
Words Of An Average White Male 