I don't know what I was thinking, why my car decided it was time to see you.
It was a night full of memories for you, for me.
All I kept thinking was that I needed to see your face.
Our best moments always happened in torrential downpours.
I asked god to throw me a sign to turn my car around and not park, to keep going.
but I didn't take them as signs to stop.
No, I kept right on going, letting my car find its way through neon signs.
I can't tell you why but I started to shake, loathing my limbs that couldn't remain steady.
Taking a deep breath, I grabbed my keys and ran out into the rain.
A woman stood on stage in the smokey bar singing about the boy she used to love.
How fitting, I thought, I'm here for mine.
He asked me what he could get a pretty thing like me but I just asked for you.
He said you had moved to Arizona.
You had finally done it, I sighed, but I never thought you would.
I was all right as I ducked back into the rain.
I asked god to send you my love, the best in everything you do.
You were indeed gone from my life.
This city somehow felt lonelier then.
our paths in two different directions.