**[Verse 1]** You asked me if I'd seen your keys They were lying by the telephone They're where you always leave them But then I should've known We used to talk until the morning About the house we'd buy someday Now we sit across the kitchen With nothing much to say **[Pre-Chorus]** And I can't tell you when it happened **[Chorus — softer, reflective, almost suspended in time]** We were young enough to promise We'd be different from the rest We made a home from all our little things And gave each other our best If I could live it all again I'd choose you, I suppose It's strange to love somebody Someone I don't know **[Verse 2]** Your hair is getting silver now Mine's thinning at the sides We've got pictures from the nineties Where we're laughing with our eyes Mom used to call on Sundays Your father liked me more than you We buried people, raised our children Built a life we'd thought we knew **[Pre-Chorus]** And I don't think that you betrayed me **[Chorus — softer, reflective, almost suspended in time]** We were young enough to promise We'd be different from the rest We made a home from all our little things And gave each other our best If I could live it all again I'd choose you, I suppose It's strange to love somebody Someone I don't know **[Bridge — almost spoken, beat receding]** Maybe there's no one to blame here Maybe nothing went wrong Maybe we just kept on living After the feelings are all gone **[Chorus — final, airy harmonies, restrained delivery]** We were young enough to promise We'd be different from the rest We made a home from all our little things And gave each other our best If I could live it all again I'd still choose you, I suppose It's strange to love somebody Someone I don't know **[Outro — quiet, nearly dry vocals]** You were young enough to promise You'd be different from the rest We made a home from all our little things And gave each other our best If you could live it all again You'd choose him, I suppose It's strange to love somebody Someone you don't know...
