Do you Remember

When we were kids and always did things together
And mom dressed us alike for important events
We used to do karate on each other, oh and I bit you
You got to hang out with the older kids and I would pout
We used to tell each other stories before bed
We would practice gymnastics on the beds in Crestline, NADIA COMANECI!
We had a Sunday routine of taking a bath, then watching Lois and Clarke
Sneaking out of our bedroom window during the summertime to hang out with boys
Crying when mom and dad put bars on EVERY window
We may not have the typical relationship, but to us it is normal
We are not as close as we used to be because you let him do that
But I am glad we can still tell stupid jokes
And call each other bad names, whore
Communicate just through glances and laughter
And cry with each other when no one else is looking