How many times do we take
the leap before we realize
we’ve jumped in too deep
How many times do we stop
to realize we need to
protect our insides
How many times does this heart
have to break; this love,
you too shall take
He was the one healing
the deepest scar,
the wound he created,
only to tear it apart
as he twists the knife
churning everything
inside of me
dreamers
Climbing up the walls

You discover them
One by one
Climbing up the walls
Searching for something to satisfy their hunger
They gather there
Smelling the sweetness calling them
They see their chance
A long journey has taken place
Will they reach their target
Or will they be wiped out
Only to start over again
Revolving Door

He says, “you’ve been a great lover,
opened up doors for me,
been there when I needed you
but I’m going to leave you, woman
for I know you could do better than me”
He picks up his suitcase,
then he’s running out the door
And that’s the way it is
that’s the way it’ll always be
lovers in and out the revolving door
She says, “I’m going to leave this town
so much has been given
and I’m grateful for what’s been
but I need to get going
for I know I could do better”
She packs her things,
then she’s running out the door
And that’s the way it is
that’s the way it’ll always be
lovers in and out the revolving door
There’s always a path to something better
there’s always something else that will find you
all the sweet things that you dream
she sends a postcard to check in, say where she’s been
but he doesn’t look back, throws all those lost loves into his sack
And that’s the way it is
that’s the way it’ll always be
lovers who dream
and lovers who leave