When I was younger, I was certain,
I'd be fine without a queen.
Just a king inside his castle,

With an ocean in between.
Now all I do is sit,
And count the miles from you to me.

Oh, calamity!

We get older by the hour,

Watch the changes from afar.
Keep forgetting to remember,
Where we've been is who we are.

Now all I do is wonder,
Why we ever set the scene.
Oh, calamity!


It's such a shame that we play strangers,
No act to change what we've become.

Damn, it's such a shame,
That we've built a wreck out of me.
Oh, calamity!

Oh, calamity!

I'll remember nights alone,

Waking up to dial tones.
Always found my greatest moments,
In the sound of your 'hello's.

Now I struggle to recall,
The reasons you would come to leave.
Oh, calamity!


It's such a shame that we play strangers,
No act to change what we've become.

Damn, it's such a shame,
That we've built a wreck out of me.
Oh, calamity!

Oh, calamity!

If I catch you on the corner,

Will you even know it's me?
Will I look familiar to ya,
Do you offer me a seat?

Can we find a new beginning?
Do you turn the other cheek?
Oh, calamity!


It's such a shame that we play strangers,
No act to change what we've become.

It's such a shame that we play strangers,
No act to change what we've become.
Damn, it's such a shame,

That we've built a wreck out of me.
Oh, calamity!
Oh, calamity!


Oh, calamity,
Come back to me.