I Don't, He Does

I don't want a white picket fence
Two kids in the yard and one on the way
I don't want that same dive bar
Drinks with my high school friends every Friday
And I don't want the same life he now does
Don't think we'll be alright
No I don't, but I don't have the heart
To tell him that tonight

I know he wants to believe he only needs me
That I'm someone he can't live without
But we're two different hearts, two worlds apart
I don't believe that love's about
Hangin' on to a fantasy
Plantin' roots somewhere you don't wanna be
I guess that's the difference between us
I don't, he does

I don't want to just settle down
And fall into the same old routine
I don't believe in askin' someone
To be with you and give up their own dream
And I don't think I'd find happiness
At the end of some long church aisle
No I don't, so I should take off the ring
An get out of denial

I know he wants to believe he only needs me
That I'm someone he can't live without
But we're two different hearts, two worlds apart
I don't believe that love's about
Hangin' on to a fantasy
Plantin' roots somewhere you don't wanna be
I guess that's the difference between us
I don't, he does

I know he wants to believe he only needs me
That I'm someone he can't live without
But we're two different hearts, two worlds apart
I don't believe that love's about
Hangin' on to a fantasy
Plantin' roots somewhere you don't wanna be
I guess that's the difference between us
I don't, he does

Do we still wear those rose-coloured glasses when it comes to love?
I don't, no I don't, but he does



Credits
Writer(s): Emily Taylor Kelso
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