Neil, My Boy!
from The World We Chose to See by seasonal
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lyrics
And I am in your head,
never in your heart
So I can’t explain it,
I just want to change it
There I go in my head again, I always find myself in this situation
Doors open on the night
Time stands still
And I trace your vision
Across a crowded room
AndI am not quite sure I like what I’m seeing
But you are my only ride home
So I’ll move to another state
And I’ll cut my hair
I’ll change my name, but still hate myself
Oh, well
I am the only one who still believes in you,
and I can’t remember why.
Doors open on the night
Time stands still
And I still walk around at night
To see if your windows still give off the same glow
If I could warn you…
I would only tell you that someday all of this will matter so much more
never in your heart
So I can’t explain it,
I just want to change it
There I go in my head again, I always find myself in this situation
Doors open on the night
Time stands still
And I trace your vision
Across a crowded room
AndI am not quite sure I like what I’m seeing
But you are my only ride home
So I’ll move to another state
And I’ll cut my hair
I’ll change my name, but still hate myself
Oh, well
I am the only one who still believes in you,
and I can’t remember why.
Doors open on the night
Time stands still
And I still walk around at night
To see if your windows still give off the same glow
If I could warn you…
I would only tell you that someday all of this will matter so much more
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from The World We Chose to See,
released May 28, 2015
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