Maddie Regent - See me (Official Video)

If I have to be yearning I'd rather do it in a period piece. This song is for romanticizing the heartbreak. And for dancing. DP: Austin Mital Skiff Producer: Chloe Pfeifer Edit and color: Maddie Regent PA: Izzy Soden and Jacob Kernis Cast: Cade Hoppe Video by EUDA Productions Lyrics: Ancient lover I think I'd love you better now Prevent another Tragic ending ghost in my town You were there on the train I could see you holding my bags I saw you ask them to wait You swore that I was coming back Right as the train left You saw me standing, watching Not knowing I'd regret The frost I found in my shoes That knocked your wind out You used your last bit of breath And you fogged the window Thought it was to write and refute But it was to block your view Can you see me now? Can you see me now? Can you see me now? Look at me differently But come back around Don't you wonder If we still have some common ground? Was it just thunder Or was it lightning that had struck me down? Right as the train left Were you a little relieved You were not the culprit? I admit that I was the thief But I let you get away Thought I had my heart on me Turns out it was in my bag For you to open up and find again someday Well it's someday Can you see me now? Can you see me now? Can you see me now? Look at me differently But come back around 'Cause there's a version of me in another life That wasn't missing that train, wasn't leaving your side Wasn't waking up with regret in the middle of the night Asking, "If I made the train, would I be your wife?" Now I'm going back to sleep with that image of you As you're fogging the glass, breathing out 'til you're blue I can see now you could see me better than they all do Until I became a ghost you could see right through Ohhhh I can see you Ohhhh Right as the train left Did you forget about me Or wonder what if? Can you see me now? Can you see me now? Can you see me now? Look at me differently But come back around 'Cause there's a version of me in another life That wasn't missing that train, wasn't leaving your side