You'll Be Fine (If You're Not Mine)

I'm leaving in the morning when the sun breaks light 

trying to find a river or a train to take things miles behind 

You'll look when you awake and I won't be here 

So faithfully we haunt, but ghosts like me, we disappear 

I'll try to turn back as my bridges burn

but they'll crumble to the water as if saying that I can't return 

Then the smoke from the billows it'll burn my eyes

so I'll run like the devil with the devil always close behind 

Baby, you'll be fine if you're not mine 

Nothing's ever meant much but you mean most 

Still, I've always been better at pushing back than drawing close 

When there's blood on the rails or sea in my lungs 

know I never stopped running toward

the aimless, senseless dream I loved 

...and you were always loved

But there's somebody who'll never let their arms grow tired 

of keeping you afloat as they let their love flood true and wild 

Fall into their river and don't break free,

sink to the bottom where you'll drown the very last thought of me 

Baby, you'll be fine if you're not mine 

If I try rebuilding bridges, or the waves run dry 

and I crawl across the river bed and find my way to the starting side 

Where I beg you for forgiving with my honest lines 

know I'm lying like the devil with the devil lying at my side 

Go and hide within the walls of the love you'll find 

and push me from your heart and block me out of your tender mind 

Baby, you'll be fine if you're not mine 

Baby, you'll be fine if you're not mine