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Before You're Even Gone
I couldn't help but smile,
I could see you off in the distance for nearly half a mile.
And as soon as you kissed me hello,
I hoped the day would go by slow.
I knew I missed the taste of your lips,
And as you combed through my hair with your finger tips,
That first kiss told me I'd be missing you again soon,
Upon the setting of the sun, and rising of the moon.
We walked in circles, triangles, squares.
We walked across the city, up and down stairs.
But happiness took away all of our cares,
And nothing could keep us from our current affairs.
Slowly, however, time ran short.
And I knew we'd have to say a goodbye of more sort.
I missed you before you were even gone,
You were the home I wouldn't waking up to at dawn.
