See You Again Lyrics

I know you're mad I said we can't be friends

But I know that I'll see you again

In a month or two or three

when she leaves and you're lonely thinkin' bout me

We do that thing where we don't talk for weeks

Then we both make it seem that we're happy to see one another

But that's just a cover

And all of our friends think they know what happened

We both lost attraction, you told them we both have our reasons

It's just so misleadin'

But this is me putting myself first in line for the very first time, it's a crime how I let everything slide

When it doesn't feel right

So I'm'a set the record straight, I won't hesitate to extinguish the fires of the lies you keep tellin' yourself babe

None of this is okay

I know you're mad I said we can't be friends

But I know that I'll see you again

In a month or two or three

when she leaves and you're lonely thinkin' bout me

I know I'll get a text from you next thing

We'll meet up at the bar, it's safe to think

Well both be on our phones, I'll watch you drink

A beer or two for you, nothin' for me

You said it was all just a joke, so I let it go

Then you you act like a jerk and hurts

Then you blame me, accuse me of whining and hating

You say you want normal so I struggle for it

I fight for the things that you want when I'm the one dyin'

And I'm so sick of cryin'

You looked me in the eye and said you never lied

But you did, and you'd do it again if I'm being honest I don't trust your promise

I made every confession, made every concession

To accommodate you and your weak sense of truth just to keep peace

Keepin' you happy

I know you're mad I said we can't be friends

But I know that I'll see you again

In a month or two or three

when she leaves and you're lonely thinkin' bout me

I know I'll get a text from you next thing

We'll meet up at the bar, it's safe to think

Well both be on our phones, I'll watch you drink

A beer or two for you, nothin for me

Nothing's really changed, still playin' games

Tiptoe around the ways to work up the courage to ask how I'm doin' these days

You don't have to pretend that we're okay