[Verse 1] It’s not so easy to just disappear 
There’s always something left behind Didn’t expect to meet you here 
Didn’t think I’d see you again [Verse 2] You drift across the room to me 
With an old matchbook and a worn-out letter 
Still wearing that same corduroy jacket You reach for my hand, and I move without thinking 
Tracing back to when we last spoke 
Something in you feels lighter now [Chorus] You tilt back my glass and 
Rest by the amber trees and 
Say, 
"Figured I’d find you much faster than this 
Bet you assumed I was gone for good, poor thing— 
I’m not." 
We should leave before the streetlights fade [Verse 3] 
You tell me you sketch abandoned lots 
Sell them to clubs that are bound to rot 
The closest thing you’ve called real love 
Is the kind that never sticks around enough [Chorus] 
You tilt back my glass and 
Rest by the amber trees and 
Say, 
"Figured I’d find you much faster than this 
Bet you assumed I was gone for good, poor thing— 
I’m not." 
We should leave before the streetlights fade [Instrumental Break] [Bridge] 
Walk the back road where the dust kicks up 
I’ll be there with a flask and a half-meant shrug Lose the questions and the words unsaid 
I don’t mind how many times you thought of calling instead 
It’s a sleight-of-hand, it’s a passing wave 
And somehow it still pulls me back, every time 
You don’t have to say it, I already know it 
Some things don’t ever change [Chorus] 
You tilt back my glass and 
Rest by the amber trees and 
Say, 
"Figured I’d find you much faster than this 
Bet you assumed I was gone for good, poor thing— 
I’m not." 
I thought I’d find you much faster than this 
Bet you assumed I was gone for good, poor thing— 
I’m not 
We should leave before the streetlights fade We should leave before the streetlights fade