Room for Two

[Verse 1] He's sitting there, a smile out of place, Watching the couple, lost in their embrace. Wondering to himself when he became, The audience to their love game. [Pre-Chorus] It's a show that never ends, A two-actor play that pretends, He's not there, in the front-row seat, Observing their love on repeat. [Chorus] "Why don't they just get a room?" he sighs, Under the stars, beneath the skies. Their world shrinks to a table for two, While he's just the backdrop to their view. [Verse 2] They're laughing loud, sharing secret jokes, Inside their bubble, while he just smokes. A third wheel on this romantic ride, Wishing the sidewalk would open wide. [Pre-Chorus] The candle's flickering, casting shadows long, Their whispering's like a siren's song. In his chair, he just twirls his spoon, Murmuring under the silvery moon. [Chorus] "Just get a room," he mutters under his breath, Feeling like a chaperone, a witness to their caress. As they're lost in their world, and he's just passing through, Wondering why love's display feels like déjà vu. [Bridge] He dreams of escape, a solo flight, Away from the lovebirds and their endless night. [Outro] Finally, he stands, bids them goodnight, Leaving the lovers to their candlelight. A third wheel no more, he walks alone, His presence unnecessary, unknown.