Saturday nights at your house were like a ritual
Hide and seek in the dark, it was habitual
Your parents were my fake aunt and uncle
But not your brother, him I wanted to kill
But I started getting feelings for you
And figured you've been getting them too
From playdates to imagining real dates
Constantly on my mind as we were always at your place
Giving each other those little looks
Don't read the confessions in my little black book
Just thinking about asking you out, oh it made me ill
Neither of us were brave enough until
One late night after a barbecue
We snuck away to that hiding spot that only we knew
Parents drunk and talking away
To finally kiss me, you asked if you may
I guess we became more than just family friends
I guess we became more than just family friends
I guess we became more than just family friends
But we were young and dumb,
Clueless about how to act
After so long waiting for that first kiss
Too shy to try, figured we'd call it quits
Months went by and then we turned eighteen
Both wondering what could happen
Was it the fear of being family friends
And if it didn't work, would it be something we couldn't mend?
Still giving each other those little looks
Tired of sitting next to each other so silently
You asked me out and it gave me a chill
One of us was brave enough, finally
One late night at a house party
Right there in the middle of the living room
Friends drunk and talking away
To finally kiss me, you asked if you may
I guess we became more than just family friends
I guess we became more than just family friends
I guess we became more than just family friends
I guess we became more than just family friends