Write it all down
In the little black book that you found
In your grandmother's house
She don't need it anymore
She won't need it anymore
But take into account
All the times we shared before
When I broke the barricade
And let you waltz right through the door
With little more than a sound
And a pleading look as I let you in
To begin again
I'm worried about your bones
No one wants to die alone
I'm worried about your bones
Someday when you justify
The pain you've caused me
You'll tell your friends
And your family
That it was crazy to be loved
By somebody so completely
I hope your father can forgive me
For giving up
I'm worried about your bones
No one wants to die alone
I'm worried about your bones
Somewhere in a drawer
There's a polaroid of you
Sitting on the bed we shared
With the guitar that you knew
Was the only thing I loved
It was the only thing I love
More than you
I'm worried about your bones
No one wants to die alone
I'm worried about your bones