WHAT YOU BUILT
I wonder where you are, I wonder who you see
I wonder what you wonder, if you wonder about me
Some days I have loved you, and some days I forgot
But I haven't heard a word about the things that you have thought
Once you were my saviour when I might crash and burn
But then you wouldn't let yourself take my help in return
So I went off to find the world and you stayed home to build
Now your walls are up so high, I wonder 'bout you still
Brick by brick, windows and doors
There's a fire in the hearth, there's a dog on the floor
But time rots the roof, and hate stains the glass
No one's left at home and nothing's made to last
Pride pulled the blinds shut and blame fuels the guilt
All alone and surrounded by exactly what you built
All that was is gone, all the wine is spilt
All that's left is walls, as testament to what you built
