It Ends With A Fall (Live From Richmond / 2008)

Wish I could remember why it mattered to me

It doesn't matter to me

It doesn't matter to me any more

Now that you're feeling fine

I'll admit that - though I know it's coming down

And see it shattering me - it doesn't matter to me

And I'm not sadder for seeing it come

I'm not going to run

I will just come when I am called

You want to cut me off

Because I took too much

But don't leave me alone

Take off your scarves, your winter coat

The night's too cold

When we met I should have said

You're like a sister to me

How all that kiss her just seem

Like puny suitors I can see through

And none will do, not for you

It might as well be just us two

But when I pulled you by the jacket, (but when I pulled you by the jacket)

From the clattering street, (from the clattering street)

You started flattering me, (you started flattering me)

You started saying I was so strong, (You started saying I was so strong)

String me along, but I can't become all that I'm called, (string me along, but I can't become all that I'm called)

And I can't claim to know, (and I can't claim to know)

What makes love die or grow, (what makes love die or grow)

But I can still take control, (but I can still take control)

And so refuse to just go home, (and so refuse to just go home)

Back down the hall, (Back down the hall)

And as I crawl, (and as I crawl)

As finally all the false confetti blooms, up in this attic room, (As finally all the false confetti blooms, up in this attic room)

I'm going make my stand, (I'm going make my stand)

I want to see both of your hands, (I want to see both of your hands)

Put down the phone, (Put down the phone)

I won't let you go

Although the moment stole my self-control

From us all and it can only end, end with a fall