Then Again, Maybe You Were Right
by La Dispute
From the album: Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair
Track 10 of 13 on Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair (2008).
Lyrics for Then Again, Maybe You Were Right
Then Again, Maybe You Were Right: I spoke too soon, it seems, for you made a home in my dreams. While I slept you kept running yourself through my head, Like, "I won't be dead yet." I said, "You don't understand. We had no control. They stole it; love's been so unfair to me." "But see, boy, that's my point. You must move on." Then felt her ghost move in me. I heard her voice call out my name but this time it faded out - away. "I'll bury it today." So I breathed her name out into a cold, cold room, watched her ghost ascend the walls and then dissolve, "This time I choose to let her go. I will not let my fear become the only world I've ever known. I know my heart, kiss my mouth, set me free - I've wounds to mend. And we'll be more than friends, my dear; I fear I've changed my mind again." "But boy, you're too late. Oh, God, it's too late."