Wait, what
I saw you at the bus-stop
With all the songs that you like
And all the innocence you hide
But the star-crush
It pushed you over the edge
Of something soon to be caged
Why don't I
Go someplace where all the lights follow
Make you another bed of lies that you're lying in
Take your weave and only make it tighter
Set you free and set me on fire
I bought a big-ass house
Plant roses in the foreyard
It's the same-old town
But I guess you live by beach right now
We made it out
But if you would turn back around
There'd be a piled-up wall
Named Paper for Divorce
We'd lie on the floor
With bills nailed to the door
They could take us out
The moment we turn back around
So I said my goodbyes
To my older-younger self
Thought I could start anew
But it won't stop
The feeling of not belonging anywhere I go
But I
Go someplace where all the lights follow
Make you another bed of lies that you're lying in
Take your weave and only make it tighter
Set you free and set me on fire
I bought a big-ass house
Plant roses in the foreyard
It's the same-old town
But I guess you live by beach right now
We made it out
But if you would turn back around
There'd be a piled-up wall
Named Paper for Divorce
We'd lie on the floor
With bills nailed to the door
They could take us out
The moment we turn back around
No one saw how he fell down
Some said it was the boys having too much fun
Hold that thought, bite your tongue
Till I'm gone
Till you're gone
At least I
I bought a big-ass house
Plant roses in the foreyard
It's the same-old town
But I guess you live by beach right now
We made it out
But if you would turn back around
There'd be a piled-up wall
Named Paper for Divorce
We'd lie on the floor
With bills nailed to the door
They could take us out
The moment we turn back around