You and I watch as she leaves
Disappearing behind the car doors
I say nothing, I don't want to break the silence
Your tears say it all
You never wanted her to leave
You thought she would stay
She promised you but broke that vow
Left your heart to shatter by itself
Left you to pick up the pieces
I was different
I wanted her to leave
But I wanted her to stay
I couldn't make up my mind
All because of you
Of your brown eyes, soft like a doe's
Your smile that broke any tension or hard feelings
Your hands worn out from helping others
Your heart as pure as the brightest diamond
Now your eyes, wet with tears, have lost life
Your smile non-existent, your face etched with permanent sadness
Your hands clenched as the train says goodbye
Your heart unfixable, as it leaves for good
As she leaves for good
We stand for another hour, and another,
until day became night,
Until the tears were dry, your face unreadable
Your hands limp, but your heart still broken
You wanted to stay, so I left you there
Watching your figure get smaller and smaller
It wasn't until the morning after
That I figured the train took you too
It's been twenty years now, how are you?
You haven't come back in ages
So I've decided to visit you
As the wind blows my hair in my fave
I smile; you're here with me
I step up to the plat more, so close to the edge
I can hear you calling me
The train's greeting draws nearing,
It's almost time
I inch slowly,
Slowly
And just like that, I'm the train's last passenger
