He’s Not Me, She’s Not You

Most nights I still wake up shivering sure that you’re here
Only wrapped up with a pillowcase that seems to know the most of my tears
The soft, sweet promises you whispered have begun to disappear
And are now just recycled words on someone else’s ears

You’ll never know how lonely it can be
To see a plastic bag dancing in the wind down the street

’Cause now you found me in someone new
And I’ve been trying to search for you inside of her, too
However you spin the truth
No, he’s not me, and she’s not you

There’s a picture of you in my jacket pocket I still keep
Although I’ve managed to fit the rest of us inside a shoe box of memories
If you ever catch me out for a summer drive, you just might see
My right hand looking for your left leg in the passenger seat

They tell me I shouldn’t sing about things like these
Or how the girl from work drives your car, and some nights she parks next me

Now you’ve found me in someone new
And I’ve been trying to search for you inside of her, too
However you spin the truth
No, he’s not me, and she’s not you

Over and again, my thoughts I’ve aligned
Just to find you at the end each and every time

But now you’ve found me in someone new
And I’ve been trying to search for you in anyone, too
However you spin the truth
No, he’s not me, and she’s not you