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letting go, if we’re honest
is the hardest, she said
like summer nights, philly sidewalks
the first time I held your hand
and slow the room, it’s set poorly
what with all we could’ve said
I try to paint a life without you, but I can’t

and alice,
you’re lost without me
sing softly
like a sparrow caught in rain
but I can’t wait
to know every single sad thing

sign us in
and count the days till the weekend, she said
it seems we’ve been less than happy
with our latitude, and when
your shift ends
I’m a sucker for all the ways your heart’s been broken
If I could go back to the person you met, I would

Isn’t this supposed to be like something out of a movie set?
nothing against you,
but I’ve got this yarn I wrote, it’s in a bottle, and it’s out at sea
It’ll hold me back for a while
spend half your life on the coast, just waiting for advice to slow
and chapters to close
let’s bookend this one with
another way to be broken -
it’s not like i won’t
see you tonight

I’m not ready to go
so call the hotel

you stood by
and at times, I’d
reluctantly
waved goodbye
to the grey
and the last few snowfalls

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from How Did It Ever Come to This, released September 16, 2019

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