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The Bittersweet
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'The Bittersweet'
The bittersweet is never sweet
Always left to believe
It's not meant for me
Shining lights, and diamond rings
My quiet bride, a glass heart she brings
Disappearing, vanishing she goes
Don't mean to impose
And then I don't know
What do you say?
Let's get away
What do you say?
Is love okay?
The bittersweet, is never sweet
Always left to believe
It's not meant for me
Shining lights and limousine rides
My quiet bride, takes it all in stride
Fall away, the way you sway
A love we chose
Didn't mean to impose
No words to say
Can we get away?
No words to say
Is love okay?
The bittersweet is never sweet
Always left to believe
It's not meant for me
Shining lights, and diamond rings
My quiet bride, a glass heart she brings
Disappearing, vanishing she goes
Don't mean to impose
And then I don't know
What do you say?
Let's get away
What do you say?
Is love okay?
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