Reset Switch

I beat my chest like a breeze block

We were caught in a tidal lock

But then again, I was just a child

It was an Indian summer then

We weren't exactly less than friends

You were footprints, between mine and the tide

Downstairs in the kitchen

Words, breath and your skin

You called checkmate

You fixed your eyes on mine

And I'd do anything

To hold that moment again

I'd relive those eighteen years

When I hit the reset switch

Over and over

Again

And again

And I act like we're timeless

But my internal violence would occupy

Every moment we'd own

And its bright and its flammable

Like the light left in your wake

You were footprints, we had too much to take

Upstairs in the bedroom

Breath, skin and perfume

I called checkmate

You placed your hand on mine

This happens every time

And I'd do anything

To hold that moment again

I'd relive those eighteen years

When I hit the reset switch

Over and over

Again

And again

And I'd do anything

To hold that moment again

I'd relive those eighteen years

When I hit the reset switch

Over and over

Come on, come on, come on, come on

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