Two of a Kind

Though the leaves have changed, I still see your face And the clouds write your name, and I smell you in the rain It's almost been two years since I’ve seen you here I can still see your red jacket zipped up to your neck Because October's getting cold and still I make the mold of your face pressed in my pillow, gazing at me Though the leaves have changed, I still see your face And the clouds write your name, and I smell you in the rain The bed is made up neatly though all the drawers are empty Your shadow dances freely and I can't get it to leave The fire’s flickering out and I am left cold I can still hear your whispers even though you're not home And you lit your cigarette, smiled just before you said we were "two of a kind" I guess you changed your mind Though the leaves have changed, I still see your face And the clouds write your name, and I smell you in the rain The bed is made up neatly though all the drawers are empty Your shadow dances freely and I can't get it to leave I can't get it to leave Though the leaves have changed, I still see your face And the clouds write your name, and I smell you in the rain The bed is made up neatly though all the drawers are empty Your shadow dances freely and I can't get it to leave Though the leaves have changed, I still see your face And the clouds write your name, and I smell you in the rain The bed is made up neatly though all the drawers are empty Your shadow dances freely and I can't get it to leave