| Cold, every morning I confess |
| I kick the covers off the bed |
| With you at my side |
| The silence left unsaid |
| While the second hand unwinds |
| So I’ll let you sleep instead |
| If you’re tired of waiting out in the rain |
| Sneaking glances through the cracks in the window pane |
| And it’s hard enough to shoulder the weight |
| Without hanging onto horrors of yesterday |
| Leave the storm outside |
| Let the doors open wide |
| If you’re tired of waiting out in the rain |
| You and I, my dear, are one in the same |
| Home, I’ve had far too much drink |
| And that’s my excuse for everything |
| Why is it so cold? |
| Dinner’s getting cold |
| You haven’t touched a thing |
| Looking lonely by the sink |
| Well it feels like I am sitting here |
| Soaking wet and fully dressed and barely comprehending |
| If you’re tired of waiting out in the rain |
| Sneaking glances through the cracks in the window pane |
| And it’s hard enough to shoulder the weight |
| Without hanging onto horrors of yesterday |
| Leave the storm outside |
| Let the doors open wide |
| If you’re tired of waiting out in the rain |
| You and I, my dear, are one in the same |
| If you’re tired of waiting out in the rain |
| Sneaking glances through the cracks in the window pane |
| And it’s hard enough to shoulder the weight |
| Without hanging onto to horrors of yesterday |
| If you’re tired of waiting out in the rain |
| Sneaking glances through the cracks in the window pane |
| And it’s hard enough to shoulder the weight |
| Without hanging onto to horrors of yesterday |
| Leave the storm outside |
| Let the doors open wide |
| If you’re tired of waiting out in the rain |
| You and I, my dear, are one in the same |
| One in the same |