Verse 1 (groovy-bues, mid-tempo) One-room place on 9th and Main Heat that barely worked We clipped coupons at the table But baby, the sun always shined Windows open in July Laughter in the dark Didn’t have a dollar much But we had a spark Chorus We used to have us Back when we had nothing much We used to have us Guess that was enough Verse 2 Better jobs and better suits Saved up for a loan Big house on a quiet street But it felt less like home New car sitting in the drive Bills all paid on time Funny how the more we got The less you felt like mine Chorus We used to have "us" Back when we had nothing much We used to have "us" Guess that was enough Verse 3 Now the fridge is full of things We never used to buy You say you need some space from me I don’t even ask why Rooms are bigger than before Silence fills them up We worked so hard to get it all And somehow lost our touch Bridge When did comfort turn to distance? When did money get so loud? When did ‘we’ turn into ‘mine’ and ‘yours’? Where’d all that sunshine go? Final Chorus (half-time, key down) We used to have "us" Back when we had nothing much We used to have "us" Guess that was enough We used to have "us" Before the upgrades and the fuss We used to have "us" That was enough… Enough.