If they bury me today
Six feet in a grave
Would you show up at my funeral
And have nice things to say
Or would you stay at home
With a smile on your face
Like the fourth of July
Your favorite holiday
And would you miss me when I'm gone
And cry a single tear
Would you howl up at the moon
At the chance I'd reappear
Or would you count your lucky stars
And wish I'd disappear from your dreams
Two lovers in the dark
Blinded by the fear
Too young to know we were worth it
Too young to know we were
Right where we belong
You belong with me
At twenty-three and a half degrees
Dancing around the sun
Till the lights come on
Baby come on
But you took another lover's name
And I'm the one to blame
I pushed you away
I should've learned to carry the weight
I should've took that flight to Boston
When your grandma died
I should've kept all your letters
With your signature inside
I should've told you that I loved you
Every time it crossed my mind
I was a fool to let you run
Without a goodbye
Cause we were lovers in the dark
Blinded by the fear
Too young to know we were worth it
Too young to know we were
Right where we belong
You belong with me
At twenty-three and a half degrees
Dancing around the sun
Till the lights come on
Baby come on
But you took another lover's name
And I'm the one to blame
I pushed you away
I should've learned to carry the weight
But I'm thankful for our final waltz
The songs that we both sung
Your heart that made me strong
Cause we were lovers in the dark
Blinded by the fear
Too young to know we were worth it
Too young to know we were
Right where we belong
You belong with me
At twenty-three and a half degrees
Dancing around the sun
Till the lights come on
Baby come on
But you took another lover's name
And I'm the one to blame
I pushed you away
I should've learned to carry the
Carry the weight
If they bury me today
I hope you come my way
I hope you make it to my funeral
And have nice things to say
Cause I still love you
I still love you
Baby I do