From the recording Sister's Act
Lyrics
We were two
Halves in one frame
Same truck
Same lane, same name
At the diner, at the store
Never needed nothing more
If you saw me, you saw him
Side by side through
Thick and thin
Everywhere we used to go
We moved like one long shadow
Then that rumor hit the room
Like glass breaking on the floor
I heard names I never knew
And my heart went
Through the door
They belong together
That's what everybody says
Like a little white chapel
And a long front-porch swing
They belong together
Baby, don't let it go
One bad kiss got loud
But I still need you to know
We belong together
We belong together
He got close at work one night
Too much talking, neon light
She leaned in like she knew
What a lonely heart could do
Then she kissed him
And the whole town
Ran with every word around
People talked before they knew
What that moment
Put us through
He swore it was a mistake
A line he should have
Never crossed
I was bleeding in the dark
Over everything
I thought I'd lost
They belong together
That's what everybody says
Like a little white chapel
And a long front-porch swing
They belong together
Baby, don't let it go
One bad kiss got loud
But I still need you to know
We belong together
We belong together
I was angry, he was ashamed
Both of us wore some blame
But what we built
Through all those years
Wasn't meant to disappear
If I could turn back time
I'd reach and take
Your hand in mine
And leave that room
Leave it behind
Before it broke our lives
They belong together
That's what everybody says
Like a little white chapel
And a long front-porch swing
They belong together
Baby, don't let it go
One bad kiss got loud
But I still need you to know
We belong together
We belong together
We belong together

