The Civil Wars, "Dust to Dust"

It's not your eyes, it's not what you say, it's not your laughter that gives you away. You're just lonely - you've been lonely, too long.

Oh, you're acting your thin disguise: all your perfectly delivered lines... they don't fool me. You've been lonely, too long.

Let me in the walls you've built around. We can light a match and burn it down. Let me hold your hand and dance 'round and 'round the flames in front of us. Dust to dust.

You've held your head up, you've fought the fight; you bear the scars, you've done your time. Listen to me - you've been lonely, too long.

Let me in the walls you've built around. We can light a match and burn it down. Let me hold your hand and dance 'round and 'round the flames in front of us. Dust to dust.

You're like a mirror, reflecting me - takes one to know one so take it from me. You've been lonely. You've been lonely: too long. We've been lonely. We've been lonely: too long.