Awake on Your Floor

Two-forty-five in the morning Elliott's singing I sleep on your floor sometimes It just feels safe For both of us Oh what I'd give to go back to those days I didn't even know the shape of your chest Well you know it's concave A burden my boy You were the light in my life How could you say that you're heavy Haven't you ever met me You can come home Carry your baggage over the threshold I can cross it alone And you can lie awake on your floor But I'd rather you sleep here with me How are your nightmares Do you reach out for me I think you lash out I think you struggle to see That none of us are easy But this could be You're probably right I cannot keep your demons at bay But I wish you would stay And tell me all of their names What's her name anyway Put down your pen Lay down your head You can come to me You can come to me When you're ready