Balconies

Everyone in a box
Everyone's doing fine
Everyone in a box
Everyone's doing fine

Backwards and forwards 
The windows look like nothing at all
I know the doors and the ceiling
Are waiting to fall
I've got my head and my shoulders
And my heart and my feet
I don't know where I'm going
Just look to the street

From the balcony,
From the balcony, yeah
From the balcony

I still remember the feeling
Of my body in yours
We took a ride from the ceiling
All the way to the floor
I had your head in my hands
And your tongue on my mouth
We slipped our way through the crowd

Of the balcony
We felt it
Yeah, we felt it
Hey yeah hey
Of the balcony
We felt it
Yeah, we felt it
Hey yeah hey

Remember her
Remember her who lived a life
Remember her
Remember her

She watched the sun rise
Over Manhattan
What a sight 
At six AM
At twenty-four
Searching the city
Searching for life

All of the time we spent
All of the time we had
All of Manhattan
All of it better off dead

Run through the city streets
Run to the hilltop's eye
Nothing like people by
By your side
All of the hands in a line
All of the bodies entwined
Now every day like the last
Waiting for days to pass

From the balcony
From the balcony
Yeah, yeah

Twelve wide 
Thirty-two paces across
We try
To get the spaces we've lost
I look to all of the windows 
And they all look like mine
Everyone in a box
Everyone's doing fine

Everyone in a box
Everyone's doing fine
Everyone in a box
Everyone's doing fine
Everyone in a box
Everyone's doing fine
Everyone in a box
Everyone's doing fine
Everyone in a box
Everyone's doing fine
Everyone in a box
Everyone's doing fine
Everyone in a box
Everyone's doing fine

I still remember the feeling of my body in yours
Sweat dripping off of our pores

On the balcony
On the balcony
On the balcony
Yeah, yeah
On the balcony
On the balcony
On the balcony

Remember her
Remember her who lived your life
Remember her
Remember her