Now That Were Grown

She wakes up slowly and finds she doesn't want to open her eyes but someones got to feed the cat A simple message from her phone I miss you, when are you visiting home Her sheets hold her back And there were times when nothing bothered us and we just played our little games and shouted with no shame and it got me thinking Now that were grown Are we supposed to be as fearless as the adults that we had known? He wakes up slowly and finds he doesn't want to open his eyes but someones got to write the songs It brings a tear to his eye A lonely text with a sigh When are you coming home? Oh, and there were times when nothing bothered us and we just played our little games and shouted with no shame and it got me thinking Now that were grown Are we supposed to be as fearless as the adults that we had known? And though were often all alone my heart and bones To this day Yearn to say I love you.