No Growth
from No Growth by Long Relief
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lyrics
Will you lay beside me in the bed?
I just want to talk to you.
I’ve got a lot to say, but I can’t articulate what it is I’m going through
Down here the water’s more blue
Can you walk beside me on the beach,
I just want to talk to you
I’ve had a lot to drink and I love epiphanies,
I’m having a breakthrough
But I don’t want my life to change
I’m getting older every day
I don’t want to stick my neck out
See no reason to turn this ship around
I just like to talk about it
It makes me feel like I’m doing something,
even when I don’t do shit.
Why is it so hot in this room
I’m sweating through the sheets
I’ve got a lot to say but I can’t even think,
I blame the humidity
I guess I should’ve known by now
That this point in summer is like hell
I’m waiting for the sun to die down
I think I might be dehydrated
You always tell me I should drink more water
I think my skin needs more than moisture
I don’t want to stick my neck out
See no reason to turn this ship around
I just like to talk about it
It makes me feel like I’m doing something,
even when I don’t do shit.
I don’t want to stick my neck out
See no reason to turn this ship around
Just know that I’m not gonna sell out
Nobody even buys my bullshit
Nobody here but you
I just want to talk to you.
I’ve got a lot to say, but I can’t articulate what it is I’m going through
Down here the water’s more blue
Can you walk beside me on the beach,
I just want to talk to you
I’ve had a lot to drink and I love epiphanies,
I’m having a breakthrough
But I don’t want my life to change
I’m getting older every day
I don’t want to stick my neck out
See no reason to turn this ship around
I just like to talk about it
It makes me feel like I’m doing something,
even when I don’t do shit.
Why is it so hot in this room
I’m sweating through the sheets
I’ve got a lot to say but I can’t even think,
I blame the humidity
I guess I should’ve known by now
That this point in summer is like hell
I’m waiting for the sun to die down
I think I might be dehydrated
You always tell me I should drink more water
I think my skin needs more than moisture
I don’t want to stick my neck out
See no reason to turn this ship around
I just like to talk about it
It makes me feel like I’m doing something,
even when I don’t do shit.
I don’t want to stick my neck out
See no reason to turn this ship around
Just know that I’m not gonna sell out
Nobody even buys my bullshit
Nobody here but you
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from No Growth,
released June 9, 2023
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Jun 2023
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