1. |
Better
03:05
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These days you’ll find me
Waiting
Saving face and making space to let the light in
All of the colours turned to grey one day
And I don’t know when I’ll be okay
The night hours haunt me now
But I’m trying
Trying to get better
We don’t make plans like we used to
When
Time was more and we were sure
We’d live forever
All of the colours turned to grey one day
And I don’t know when I’ll be okay
The night hours haunt me now
But I’m trying
Trying to get better
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2. |
Home
03:22
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I’m a little girl
In a big wide world
And I don’t know where I’m going.
Nobody told me how
Nobody writes the rules down
And I don’t know where I’m going.
I was standing on the edge and
I was a stranger to my friends
But you seemed to notice and you held me whole
Now there’s something in your eyes that feels like home.
You’re a summer’s day
But I’m like a hurricane
And I don’t know where I’m going.
You met me in the middle of a war
I was fighting through a storm
And you brought the sun down on me.
I was standing on the edge and
I was a stranger to my friends
But you seemed to notice and you held me whole
Now there’s something in your eyes that feels like home.
When my eyes are worn to red
And I’m fraying ‘round the edges
You always seem to notice and hold me whole
Now there’s something in your eyes that feels like home.
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3. |
All Along
03:46
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We were young and
you were brave and
I never knew how to say it to your face.
We used our feet till we
Wore them thin and we
Found a tree just to carve our names right in.
So everyone remembered.
That all along,
It was you and me
All along
We had fun and we
Used to joke about
Getting old and how our
Faces might age
And you said,
“When I’m gone you should
Write a song about
How we laughed and
All the things we’ve done.
So that you remember.
That all along,
It was you and me
All along”
I’m talking with myself,
But now I’m someone else.
It’s the saddest thing to say,
How I miss your face.
When all along,
It was you and me for oh so long
But all along,
I guess the end was bound to come
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4. |
Remember
05:00
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It’s too quiet being here alone
And your voice sounds different on my phone
It doesn’t change
It doesn’t get easier
To wake up each day and live it all over.
I wish for more time
I wish we’d grown old together
I hope you know that
You made my world a little better
I sleep each night now
With my face against your favourite sweater
And I remember
I was yours and for the longest time
I guess I thought you’d always be mine
It’ll change
I’m told it gets easier
To recall your face but for now I’ll keep it mine.
I wish for more time
I wish we’d grown old together
I hope you know that
You made my world a little better
I sleep each night now
With my face against your favourite sweater
And I remember
I wish for more time
Everyday I wish we were together
But I hope you know that
you’ve made my world a little better
I sleep each night now
With my face against your favourite sweater
And I remember
I remember
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5. |
On My Mind
03:38
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My Mamma told me
‘One day you’re gonna find
You’ll take a breath and wonder when
The sunlight left the sky
But tears make stars shine brighter
So cry
Go ahead and cry tonight’
My Daddy told me
‘Real love is hard to find
So once you have it don’t let go
When you come through the flames you’ll know its gold
Scars prove you’re a fighter
You’ll fly
You’ll fly tonight’
Always in my heart and on my mind
I’d leave it all for one more day by your side
To hold you in my arms one more time
You’re always in my heart and on my mind.
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