That morning, just me and you With azure views for two Our promises bound by sights we long outgrew A curtain dyed shades unlaid by morning sun A weeping window wails for days come undone If I live to be a weathervane Always pointing off, away, to lead you 'long the flyway Turned to face this side of you Would it be enough for me to lead your way I'll stay afraid in weekday (Come what may) I reach for what remains Didn't you see the news today? I heard they said it looked like rain All the words I left unsaid that day Stained the sidewalk drop by drop with gray, oh Rain or shine, I'm by your side So why won't you look my way? The weather forecast's calling for another cloudy day That evening, just me and you Through rosy tinted hues A promise of fairer winds that never blew Vermilion claims to say the sun will stay And yet my heart holds close the storm as it breaks I could live to be a hurricane Turn into a tempest, violent, silent in the eye All whirling, gusting, wuthering Could it be enough to change the way you use my name? Remain in weekday (I'm okay) I stay for all that aches Didn't you see the news today? I heard they said it looked like rain All the words I left unsaid that day Stained the sidewalk drop by drop with gray, oh Rain or shine, my heart won't dry So why can't I look away? The weather forecast's calling for another cloudy day Didn't you see the news today? I heard they said it looked like rain All the words I left unsaid that day Stained the sidewalk drop by drop with gray, oh Rain or shine, I'm by your side So why won't you look my way? The weather forecast's calling for another Didn't you see the news today? I heard they said it looked like rain All the words I left unsaid that day Stained the sidewalk drop by drop with gray, oh Vivid skies may pass me by But even still, I'll stay The weather forecast's calling for another cloudy day Look through me, a windowpane Colored as a sky entirely filled with clouds, I might be Everything that I can be If it's not enough, I trust the sky will open up Someday, someday, someday