Everything happens for a reason
They say
They say
You've found a safe place that's so good
They say
But now you've grown complacent
And these problems you're facing
You've bent to
The rules you created
You said you wouldn't break them
But you do
But the world will break you in every way
They say
And they said you look best
In your summer sundress
When you first learned to play
But it's kind of funny
How you don't remember
Much about that age
But those were the days
They say
Everything well comes in good time
They say
They say
You've gained much virtue waiting
They say
But if I let go of lovers
That I met in the summer
And they come back this way
Should I hold on forever
Or let them fly again
Saying that I never used to listen to what they'd say
And I've lost my patience waiting
And they said you look best
In your summer sundress
When you first learned to play
But it's kind of funny
How you don't remember
Much about that age
Except the color of the sunrise
The dandelions
And the highlights in my hair
Now I've found myself in a red dress
On a park bench somewhere
And they say good things never change
But I think they have to
Yeah I think they have to
And they said you look best i
In your summer sundress
When you first learned to play
But it's kind of funny
How every song sounded the same
And you don't remember
Anything else about that age
Except the color of the sunrise
The dandelions
And the highlights in my hair
Now I've found myself in a red dress
On a park bench with purple hair
Singing about a life that the blank skinned girl
Would have run away from scared
If she would have stayed
Or listened to what they say