1. |
pt. i
02:05
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I wanna call you all night if that’s fine
Cause I can’t fall asleep most nights
Just hear me and keep me alive
From thoughts hiding out in my mind
Keep asking the same question twice
Pick me up on the street in the rain
Your words can’t calm down my complaints
But your presence will surely suffice
So please hear me out this time
I appreciate all your advice
Despite things I said most nights
Just know now I feel all right
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2. |
pt. ii
03:00
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You said ‘what are you doing?’
I said ‘I don’t know’
You said ‘what are we doing?’
I said ‘There’s not much’
You called ‘I want to see you.’
Let’s try tomorrow
You called ‘I just can’t stand her.’
Let’s try another
But all the stated facts
are your misguided facts
I don’t know what to tell you
When you say don’t bother
It’s so traumatic
You’re so dramatic
It’s problematic
You’re so dramatic
Tell me what you
want from me?
‘I’m moving away; apologies’
Tell me what you
Want form me?
‘I’m giving up on
all of this’
It’s so traumatic
You’re so dramatic
It’s problematic
You’re so dramatic
Why should I try when won’t listen?
Why should I cry when you say ‘no no’
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