Styrofoam Heart
Written by Ben Levin and Courtney Swain

I gave her a fake smile, she threw me a real frown
Styrofoam heart buried in the ground
I asked her how she felt, she told me she didn't know
When the water rises high, where will she be, who will I hold

Everything is [bad word]  decaying, falling apart
We let this happen in the first place
We were fragile from the start
Aliens in our own skin
Strangers in our neighborhood
Hope the last two people on earth will

Love each other; love each other like no one could
Love each other; love each other like no one could

I wrote her a letter on laminated paper
dripping mess of marker all around
And when she opened the message and just could not read it
She stormed outside and threw it on the ground

Everything is [bad word]  decaying, falling apart
We let this happen in the first place
We were fragile from the start
Aliens in our own skin
Strangers in our neighborhood
Hope the last two people on earth will

Love each other; love each other; love each other like no one could
Love each other; love each other; love each other like no one could

She dug up my cold white heart and dropped it in my hands
She looked away from me and said she didn't understand
How could I hide this for so long I kept it here for years
I let it rot beneath our feet, suppressing all my tears
She put out her cigarette and reached for another
Styrofoam heart in my hand, melting in the sun