Taxi - The Maine

In the backseat of the taxi

When you told me we were only

Two punch-drunk souls all tangled in the wind

And in the backseat when you asked me

«Is the sadness everlasting?»

I pulled you closer, looked at you and said

«Love, I think it is»

And it creeps on in

To the corners of yourself

Yeah, it creeps on in

Until it hurts like hell

And you know I never knew how much I was getting into

No, I never knew how much I was getting into

In the backseat of the taxi

When you told me we were only

Two punch-drunk souls all tangled in the wind

And in the backseat when you asked me

«Is the sadness everlasting?»

I pulled you closer, looked at you and said

«Love, I think it is»

I can’t say that I can make you feel

Complete or free from your worry

But believe me when I tell you

«Babe, you’ll never be lonely»

You’ll never be lonely

You’ll never be lonely

Don’t you understand?

You won’t be alone again

And it creeps on in

To the corners of your soul

Yeah, it creeps on in

To the flawless parts as well

And you know, I never knew how much I was getting into

No, I never knew just what I was getting into

And in the backseat of the taxi

When you told me we were only

Two punch-drunk souls all tangled in the wind

And in the backseat when you asked me

«Is the sadness everlasting?»

I pulled you closer, looked at you and said

«Love, I think it is»

I can’t say that I can make you feel complete or free from your worry

But believe me when I tell you

«Babe, you’ll never be lonely»

You’ll never be lonely

You’ll never be lonely

Don’t you understand?

You won’t be alone again