Reply Lyrics - Everon

I found it right here on the table 

That letter you left for me today 

Just a handful of scribbled words 

And most of it sounds quite absurd 

Do you know the feeling 

I know the feeling well 

To go into the great unknown 

Knowing all the doors behind are shut 

You did not leave an address so I guess 

You had no interest 

In my possible reply 

Though I've never been a man of words 

Right now there is a thing or two 

I would really like to say 

Do you know the feeling 

I know the feeling well 

To be hurt but try to hide it 

To know the truth but still deny it 

To put on a brave face 

I could have stood the pain 

The tears and the blame 

I could have stood those eyes fixed upon me 

But what I just can't accept 

Is the simple fact 

You just quietly went out of here 

I know we went from day to day 

Trying not to state what was clear 

For both of us to see 

If it had to come to an end 

Then why not do it with 

A shred of honesty 

Do you know the feeling 

I know the feeling well 

To always search but never find 

To run but still be left behind 

To finish second best 

I could have stood the pain 

The tears and the blame 

I could have stood those eyes fixed upon me 

But what I just can't accept 

Is the simple fact 

You just quietly went out of here 

How could it ever hurt so bad 

Where it used to feel so good 

I won't ask you to come back 

I won't ask you to stay 

But I want you to listen to 

What I've got to say 

I don't want your apology 

I don't need your sympathy 

All I want from you is 

Just a minute of your time 

May I please remind you it was you who said 

I was too reserved 

Right from the start 

And now you slam that door on me 

When I was just about to come right in 

And open up my heart 

Do you know the feeling 

I know the feeling well 

When the best you give is not enough 

To not let good times get rough 

To not let it all start again 

I could have stood the pain 

The tears and the blame 

I could have stood those eyes fixed upon me 

But what I just can't accept 

Is the simple fact 

You just quietly went out of here