Reverie

Lyrics

Once I was lost, in the backseat of my best friend's car

Was down on myself, started building walls around my heart

And it's funny how we can slip so far from the roots that make us who we are, but

Sometimes you need to fall in the dirt ‘cause it's the journey that makes this life what it's worth

I met her when I was face down in the mud

And I'll admit, I was a little too drunk

But I saw the light in her face, the love in her heart and the way she made

One of my darkest days turn to a memory of grace as she kissed me and said, 

boy I think you'll be okay

Then she looked at me

And the world just slipped away

And I knew we could be, something

If I wasn't hiding and she wasn't running away

Oh

But we run from whispers of love like thunder, 'cause

Oh

Our hearts've been weathered down to embers

But the sound of her voice that morning, made me want to face the storm again

So this could be the story of how I broke my heart or how we fell in love

Now I think about her in the morning sun

And I feel my walls start to come undone

We're just, two kids dancing in reverie holding hands pretending that this could forever be

More than just a single night of twenty-something lust raging in the moonlight

But when she looks at me

The world just slips away

And I know we could be, something

If I wasn't hiding and she wasn't running away

Oh

But we run from whispers of love like thunder, 'cause

Oh

Our hearts've been weathered down to embers

But the sound of her voice that morning, made me want to face the storm again

So this could be the story of how I won her heart and how we fell in...

How we fell in love, how we fell in love

Oh how we fell in love, love, love

Mmmmm

I'm pretty good at make-believe

But my heart just never seems to let me

Play for thrills but I'm scared of the chills that

Would shake my bones if she knew what I really think

When she looks at me

The world just slips away

And I know we could be something...

Songwriter: Brandon James Calano

Genre: Pop, Singer-Songwriter, Acoustic // View on Spotify

Produced by Ryan Hadlock