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twenty five
01:41
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full moon in leo floating backwards it's useless to resist
call me a pessimist didn't think twenty five would feel like this
you call at midnight like you promised I pick up right away
got so much good around me god I hope and pray it'll stay
I wanna live forever
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tornado warning (vn)
03:53
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Tornado warning hit town
The funnel cloud never touched down to the ground
But I know that you saw it
Three story apartment your dad put the down payment on
I sat there drinking alone
In a bar I knew that you’d pass on the way home
I hoped I’d see you riding
And I’d scream your name and you’d turn and the world would go cold
I cut my teeth on sorries I won’t hear
Conversations I have in my head
Thick in my throat is shit I’ve only wrote
I still choke on the words that aren’t said
But I told you it’s fine
I did that for you
Tell myself it’s fine
Hope one day thats true
Your mother grew up on the lake
Swore moving back there would be a mistake
I wonder if you told her
That you pulled my hair back so hard that it made my head ache
Or were you the victim again
Poor kid left holding your head in your hands
I wonder how you do it
How you make everyone believe you’re a boy not a man
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