What good is a heart?

I still remember that night on your roof

You walked on the edge and asked what I would do if you jumped

If you left your body, would I leave mine too?

Your skin is not the same, so much has changed

Your voice and your teeth and the way that you pray

I still want you

How you come, how you want to

And why won't you eat what you made

The love that you give is the love you should take, what good is a heart that will not break?

And when we walked by that old lake, all of the ice that has slowly decayed

What good is a heart that will not wait?

All the fears that you held me with

The years that you held me with

And I'm still wearing the clothes that you held me in, spell the end, spell the end

You don't know who you are

So we go and look in your old school, old park, playgrounds in the night look like prisons

We look up and whisper the words that are missing, and I'll wait, wait, wait as long as one can

My legs fall weak

I'll start to bend in the middle of the road, windows like eyes are watching our show

And why won't you eat what you made

The love that you give is the love you should take, what good is a heart that will not break?

And when we walked by that old lake, all of the ice that has slowly decayed

What good is a heart that will not wait?

All the fears that you held me with

The years that you held me with

And I'm still wearing the clothes that you held me in, spell the end, spell the end

All the fears that you held me with

The years that you held me with

And I'm still wearing the clothes that you held me in, spell the end, spell the end