There's No Getting Back Poem by William Mowell

I'm here, because you're there
and there's no getting back what we once shared
It was a Friday afternoon, when you told me the news
You were leaving for good, going back to the hood

So I sit here today, a broken man digging my grave
Bartender asks why I'm here, I tell him the story as I cry another tear
I told him
I'm here, because she's there
and there's no getting back what we once shared

The dog thinks I'm crazy, the kids think I'm lazy
Everyone in the neighborhood talks, And I forget to take the dog for his walks
Because I'm here, cause you are there
There's no getting back the love that we shared

You're there, thats why I'm here
Everyone tells me there's nothing to fear
I realized you're not coming home, And another bar I start to roam
Last call lingers near, and you're still not here

You're still there
I'm still here