Still Around
from 16 Addresses by The Gaslights
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Written by Abigail Henderson
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Lyrics:
The bitter pill, the wasted time,
it all came back to that white line
Hearts get broken all the time
when hearts get in the way
Boxes and a coffee cup,
what I kept, what I gave up
If I hide this long enough
will the fear just slip away?
Tomorrow you'll be drinking,
and I've already drowned
Tomorrow you'll be thinking
what I know right now
She was tall and her eyes were blue
He told me that he loved me too
I can't pin this all on you
but some things never change
I promised what most women won't
I think I did what most men don't
Kept you close enough to hold,
far enough to walk away
Tomorrow I'll be drinking,
I can tell you that right now
Tomorrow I'll be thinking
I've already drowned, I've already drowned
I am learning to forget
your middle name
and the night we met
I can't say that I regret
the day we walked way
I wonder how you are sometimes
Did you ever fit inside the lines?
I recall there was a time
when I wanted you that way
Tomorrow you'll be drinking
and I've already drowned
Tomorrow you'll be thinking
about what I'm doing now,
I'm still around
The bitter pill, the wasted time,
it all came back to that white line
Hearts get broken all the time
when hearts get in the way
Boxes and a coffee cup,
what I kept, what I gave up
If I hide this long enough
will the fear just slip away?
Tomorrow you'll be drinking,
and I've already drowned
Tomorrow you'll be thinking
what I know right now
She was tall and her eyes were blue
He told me that he loved me too
I can't pin this all on you
but some things never change
I promised what most women won't
I think I did what most men don't
Kept you close enough to hold,
far enough to walk away
Tomorrow I'll be drinking,
I can tell you that right now
Tomorrow I'll be thinking
I've already drowned, I've already drowned
I am learning to forget
your middle name
and the night we met
I can't say that I regret
the day we walked way
I wonder how you are sometimes
Did you ever fit inside the lines?
I recall there was a time
when I wanted you that way
Tomorrow you'll be drinking
and I've already drowned
Tomorrow you'll be thinking
about what I'm doing now,
I'm still around
credits
from 16 Addresses,
track released November 1, 2007
Abigail Henderson: vocals, guitar
Chris Meck: guitar
Glen Hockemeier:drums
Matt Waddell: bass
Produced in 2007 by Chad Meise and The Gaslights. Engineered by Chad Meise. Mixed by Chad Meise with The Gaslights .. somewhere in Kansas City, MO. Mastered by Collin Jordan at The Boiler Room, Chicago, IL.
Copyright © 2007 Flyover Records, ASCAP.
Abigail Henderson: vocals, guitar
Chris Meck: guitar
Glen Hockemeier:drums
Matt Waddell: bass
Produced in 2007 by Chad Meise and The Gaslights. Engineered by Chad Meise. Mixed by Chad Meise with The Gaslights .. somewhere in Kansas City, MO. Mastered by Collin Jordan at The Boiler Room, Chicago, IL.
Copyright © 2007 Flyover Records, ASCAP.
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