1. |
Dummy
02:56
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Piecing it together
Know that nothing's ever
Ever ever ever ever ever ever
Gonna be the same
Hope that I don't see ya
Pack it up and beat it
Hope you know that now there's absolutely nothing nothing left to save
And I'm trying to be patient
And I'm trying to be kind
But I'm wearing black on a summer day
And saying I'm fine
There's nothing left to see here
There's nothing left to try
I'm seeing things in another way
I think you're out of your mind
Trying to deal with something different
Looking at the television
First thing in the morning
And my ears are pouring out my brain
So I go to your place
Steal the flowers out of your vase
You didn't wanna water them
So I'll grow them at my own pace
Didn't wanna water them
So I'll grow them at my own pace
You didn't wanna wanna water them
So I'll grow them at my own pace
I tried to be patient
I tried to be kind
I gave you more chances
And you just picked fights
And some things just can't change my mind
Trying to deal with something different
Looking at the television
First thing in the morning
And my ears are pouring out my brain
So I go to your place
Steal the flowers out of your vase
You didn't wanna water them
So I'll grow them at my own pace
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2. |
Lavender
03:23
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I'm on my roof again
And it's just the two of us crying
And now we're on my bed
And I hold you like it doesn't have to end
Shame that you couldn't stay
Cause you couldn't love me more
And what I wouldn't do
See, see your plane
Watch it go the other way
All we can do is wave
All we can do is wait
I put the flowers in the palm of your hand
And you accept them
That doesn't happen
And I'm ashamed because of who I am
Or who I was
Maybe I'm a little too emotional
Sometimes I think about where we'd go
Maybe build a home
Lavender grown
Shame that you couldn't stay
Cause I couldn't love you more
And what I wouldn't do
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KIKA Los Angeles, California
Singer-songwriter based in California.
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