Somewhere Adjacent

I was young and a bachelor I started looking for answers When you traveled to meet me And we talked like two dancers Ducking somewhere adjacent Then the rain hit You sat at the table You were looking right at me Before I burned any candles Or even made you so happy And the thunder seemed calculated To keep us in And I stood where the lightening hit I've noticed the gold in this Never been quite the same man since I've noticed the gold in this I said we'll die when we're older If we don't die from insistence Me, probably hunched over You, hopefully christain And you'll get into heaven And finally let yourself go And then we picked up some peaches Somewhere deep in Virginia We were off to the beaches Where the sun tried to kill us And I muttered to you "you're the truest thing I've ever known" I stood where the lightening hit I've noticed the gold in this Never been quite the same man since I've noticed the gold in this I still burn for you baby Somewhere deep in the water You're still somewhere adjacent In the eyes of your daughters In your plans for this city In the church that needs painting In the glass on the table In the ways that you changed me I'm still looking for answers Until I find out you fixed me And that rose from my garden Was just to get you to kiss me You're all over this city You're all over this city