From A Gas Station Lyrics

Well I'm standing there pumping gas

In the middle of the parking lot of the old gas station

Across the street and down a bit from the place where I used to work

And I'm thinking to myself, man isn't it funny

How everything can change in just a couple of months

The people near me have all shuffled around

On the other side of the road is a bank

I swear half of the money there was spent by me on you

And I'd never take it back, not in a million years

All the time that's passed and the years we've spent

Are not all at first what they represent

The shadows have shadows and the light has greater hues

The sun pours through the thick stained glass

In my brain where the church's door has cracked

You're sitting in the fragments of a million points of view

On the thought of you

The street adjacent to this one

Has a school and a fire station on it

Walk down the road, and drive into the creek

The water tastes cold but it's not that bad

It just reminds me of all the fucked up stuff we did

But more of the good things end up coming to mind

At this point we're on our way to your old house now

Where the backyard still has a pool

They never got rid of it, it was too much of a hassle

All the time that's passed and the years we've spent

Are not all at first what they represent

The shadows have shadows and the light has greater hues

The sun pours through the thick stained glass

In my brain where the church's door has cracked

You're sitting in the fragments of a million points of view

On the thought of you