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I love the way you laugh I love the songs you play in my stereo
I love the things you say and the place you take me where noone goes
the way climbed a mountain just to tell ourselves we could
and then spent hours at the top etching our memories in the woods
the way your face scrunches up when you're smiling too much
and the way you're not afraid to tell me when I talk too much
cause I'm not great with words but

I could write a million songs
That wouldn't say what they needed to
Cause there are so few words
and I see infinite in you
I never thought somebody's hands could feel so much like home
Cause if you were an ocean
I would sail it all alone to see you

You read all of my books just because you know I've read them
and you compliment my looks though
my nose is bent and smiles' broken
I love the way it feels like we grew up together
though we were states away
and how I hope that in my old age I will feel the same
It's the little things you do that you might think I take for granted
but the truth is they're the reason I've become the man I am
I'm not great with words, but

I could write a million songs
That wouldn't say what they needed to
Cause there are so few words
and I see infinite in you
I never thought somebody's hands could feel so much like home
Cause if you were an ocean
I would sail it all alone to see you

I never thought somebody's hands could feel so much like home
I never thought somebody's hands could feel so much like home
I never thought a pair of eyes could look so much like home
and now I look into the future and see I'm not alone
I'm with you

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from and after, released May 29, 2015

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