Lyrics

I have a ring hidden in the little black jewel box I keep it stashed in my dresser behind my boxers and my socks Waiting for the perfect night to roll around Maybe dinner and a walk around the town Two Negronis and some sparkling rosé Two corner seats at [Bar One?] some [?] café I had a plan, take your hand Lead you down the cobblestone To a moonlit Hudson river where we could be alone The way we were in the summer of 2012 So long ago, but I remember it so well I kinda wish you warned me you would leave me like you did But even then, I probably wouldn't have changed a thing Then I would treat you and me to a game of mini-golf At the place our first date accidentally kicked off And as I crouched on the ground to retrieve The golf ball from the tin cup, well, that's when you would see Me down upon the putting green, on bended knee Holding out that hidden ring Saying, "Will you marry me?" That night never came and now you've changed And you don't want that anymore And what it is exactly that you want, well, I can't say for sure Maybe even you yourself don't really know And so you've got to go and seek it on your own I hope that you finally find your family and your home Tried my best to be them for you But you'd rather be alone I have a ring, could have been yours to wear and love Used to be my grandmother's Now it's just collecting dust