1. |
Envy
04:11
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Shot of whiskey sinkin’
And I always end up thinkin
‘Bout the reason for the drinkin’
And while I’m all alone on the floor
There’s a million reasons why
You couldn’t stay, you wouldn’t try
You told me not to cry
Just as you walked out the door
But I will get stronger
The days will grow longer
In time I’ll get over you
For now I’ve got a little bit of envy
That she’s getting all your attention
And I think I know where this is going
But you don’t know, you don’t know
That I am a little bit broken
And I’ve been looking for an omen
And now, I’m calling it, it’s over
‘Cause you don’t know, you don’t know
That what you want sounds a lot like me
I said “hello how’ve you been
I heard that you were moving in
Good to see your face again
We should get together more”
But what I really meant to say
Is “there is not a single day
That I don’t wish that you had stayed
Seeing you at all tears through my core”
But I will get stronger
The days will grow longer
In time I’ll get over you
For now I’ve got a little bit of envy
That she’s getting all your attention
And I think I know where this is going
But you don’t know, you don’t know
That I am a little bit broken
And I’ve been looking for an omen
And now, I’m calling it, it’s over
‘Cause you don’t know, you don’t know
That what you want sounds a lot like me
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2. |
We Used To
04:18
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What if I needed more space
Packed up and moved to L.A.
Put a country between us to forget
You had been better for months
I was better at us
You'd never fallen so hard
And I swore I'd never fall again
Now I only fall asleep
I find you in every dream
And by the end we're always running away
We don't fight anymore
Stay up all night anymore
And we don't touch as if there's nothing else to do
We don't cry anymore
No reason why anymore
And we don't love the way you know we're meant to do
But we used to
I wasn't looking for a door
I was searching for more
Of your attention and your eyes locked in to mine
Now I dare you to try
I won't give you what's mine
Not my heart, not my home, not my time
'Cause now I only give the truth
I want answers and no excuse
'Cause I don't trust what
You've thrown my way
We don't fight anymore
Stay up all night anymore
And we don't touch as if there's nothing else to do
We don't cry anymore
No reason why anymore
And we don't love the way you know we're meant to do
But we used to
Now we don't kiss anymore
Or linger on this anymore
And not a night goes by that I don't think of you
We don't sway anymore
Or wait all day anymore
And we don't have a grudge or point we're trying to prove
We don't fight anymore
Stay up all night anymore
And we don't touch as if there's nothing else to do
We don't cry anymore
No reason why anymore
And we don't love the way you know we're meant to do
But we used to
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3. |
The Last Time
03:59
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I used to think that there was something funny
About the lonely way you said the words "good night"
As if you'd never get the chance to hear "hello dear"
The next day in the wash of morning light
Feels like the faucet's always on and the sink is leaking
I try to catch all that you leave behind
Oh, but all that I've been able to hold on to
Is the feeling that you had been right
I just wanna see you dancing tonight
Without worrying it could be the last time
Maybe now that things are feeling empty
And I finally have the space to catch a breath
We can talk about exactly how you left me
And how you're feeling now that there is nothing left
Oh, I just wanna hear you laughing tonight
Without worrying it could be the last time
Oh, I just wanna see you dancing tonight
Without worrying, no worrying
I just wanna looking right into your eyes
Without worrying it could be...
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Steph Trivison Cleveland, Ohio
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