The Hudson

You were late for the last train home
We had a way of losing track of time
The trees were bare naked, and so were we
Two old strangers sharing really personal things

Watched the Sun descend on the Hudson
You (I) touched my (your) hair and kissed my (your) neck
Said you forgot how good I felt on your lips
And I thought, "God, I hope he (she) remembers this"

I don't know where I belong
All I've ever known is gone
I've got nothing but you to lose
I don't know what I believe
Please have faith in me
The only truth I know is you

You took my coat to sit on the balcony
I'd catch a cold if it keeps you warm
The lake was frozen, and so were we
But we both know we won't make it to spring

I don't know where I belong
All I've ever known is gone
I've got nothing but you to lose
I don't know what I believe
Please have faith in me
The only truth I know is you

Let's meet back here a year from now
Maybe then, it works out
I'll try not to think 'bout you in June
But come December, come the storm
Fall back into my arms
I'll walk the Hudson back to you

I don't know where I belong
All I've ever known is gone
I've got nothing but you to lose
I don't know what I believe
Please have faith in me
The only truth I know is you

The only truth I know is you
The only truth I know is you