Queenstown

Little sunflower in a deep blue iris

Like two floating on the Danube, a cold water wildfire

I'll paint my life in your primary colours

Let's trade our worst diseases and learn how to cure each other's

I never thought that I'd see you again

But it seemed for us the world had other plans

Now I wake every day to you making fun of my morning hair

And I never mean to eclipse your shine

With these many imperfect affectations of mine

Oh, I wish I could show you how bright you light my skies

We're sweet and we're sour like watermelon lemonade

You told me you'd wear a blue dress on your wedding day

Oh, I ought to cherish you more; the freckle on your lip

The scars on your knees, the marks on your hips

If my music is sombre then why don't I cry?

I'm somewhere between mine and another life

Do you notice how different coffee tastes in the summer time?

I'd understand if you wanted some space

I could steal a few stars and arrange a bouquet

Remember our dinner of candy and white wine?

I and you, across the pale blue

And under one sweet and lucky sun

I and you, and one sweet, lucky sun

You.

I shoot myself in the foot and my foot's in my mouth

Do you think me impulsive? Will you marry me now?

It's funny that films have monopolized all my free time

Because we're living one now

We're living one now

We're living one now

We're living one now