Song | Stay Happy There |
Artist | La Dispute |
Album | Rooms of the House |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
If I could play back every moment to you now | |
Spent lovesick and swollen on | |
Mornings mincing garlic on the counter by the sink | |
If I could hit the instant replay on only every good day | |
Would any of it catch you by surprise? | |
When you say, “something is missing now” | |
That’s what came back to me | |
Normal mornings like that set the knife down and forget where I’d left it | |
Making breakfast | |
Put coffee on the stove then scour every counter for the knife | |
Don’t be shy | |
Don’t be kind | |
Somewhere snow collects and bends the boughs of pines | |
To throw away all of the time we spent perfecting our love in close quarters and confines? | |
Isn’t it wasteful? | |
And I am terrified that it doesn’t feel painful to me yet | |
Somewhere on top of the high rise there’s a woman on the edge of a building at the ledge | |
And traffics backing up on 35 | |
It’s alright | |
I will fix whatever is not the sweetness in your eyes | |
Just sit down | |
Please | |
Sit down | |
Here | |
At the table and we’ll talk | |
Somewhere televisions light up in the night | |
I know things weren’t right | |
Maybe we were never cut out for the Midwest life | |
Maybe we’d have done much better on a coast | |
There are certain things I doubt we’ll ever know | |
I know you were getting tired of my drinking | |
I guess I was never cut out for the coke scene | |
You were worried I would end up like your father and | |
Tired of the smoke and somewhere the wind blows | |
Somewhere a storm touches down north in Hudsonville | |
Somewhere the coffee starts to boil on the stove and | |
Somewhere the wind blows | |
Somewhere the river levels finally getting low | |
Somewhere I’m up past dawn till | |
Somewhere you live here still | |
Somewhere you’re already gone | |
Somewhere a radio is playing in a living room | |
Says the city lacks the funds to fix the bridge | |
Somewhere the deer are overrun so they’re introducing wolves back on the ridge | |
And from here in the kitchen | |
I can hear the neighbors in the alley hanging linens | |
And the men collect the trash bins in the street | |
You’re speaking to me but I can’t understand you | |
The coffee is burning and | |
All of the times that we spent | |
That road trip out west | |
Through desert for the rest stops the kitsch we both collect | |
That winter the whole weekend we huddled by the stove | |
The cabin I had rented | |
The unexpected snow | |
That visit for Christmas | |
On television binges | |
We’ll see friends in Brooklyn | |
Drive south to Richmond | |
There’s traffic on the bridge | |
A woman on the ledge | |
And everywhere the wind | |
EVERYTHING IS HAPPENING AT ONCE |
If I could play back every moment to you now | |
Spent lovesick and swollen on | |
Mornings mincing garlic on the counter by the sink | |
If I could hit the instant replay on only every good day | |
Would any of it catch you by surprise? | |
When you say, " something is missing now" | |
That' s what came back to me | |
Normal mornings like that set the knife down and forget where I' d left it | |
Making breakfast | |
Put coffee on the stove then scour every counter for the knife | |
Don' t be shy | |
Don' t be kind | |
Somewhere snow collects and bends the boughs of pines | |
To throw away all of the time we spent perfecting our love in close quarters and confines? | |
Isn' t it wasteful? | |
And I am terrified that it doesn' t feel painful to me yet | |
Somewhere on top of the high rise there' s a woman on the edge of a building at the ledge | |
And traffics backing up on 35 | |
It' s alright | |
I will fix whatever is not the sweetness in your eyes | |
Just sit down | |
Please | |
Sit down | |
Here | |
At the table and we' ll talk | |
Somewhere televisions light up in the night | |
I know things weren' t right | |
Maybe we were never cut out for the Midwest life | |
Maybe we' d have done much better on a coast | |
There are certain things I doubt we' ll ever know | |
I know you were getting tired of my drinking | |
I guess I was never cut out for the coke scene | |
You were worried I would end up like your father and | |
Tired of the smoke and somewhere the wind blows | |
Somewhere a storm touches down north in Hudsonville | |
Somewhere the coffee starts to boil on the stove and | |
Somewhere the wind blows | |
Somewhere the river levels finally getting low | |
Somewhere I' m up past dawn till | |
Somewhere you live here still | |
Somewhere you' re already gone | |
Somewhere a radio is playing in a living room | |
Says the city lacks the funds to fix the bridge | |
Somewhere the deer are overrun so they' re introducing wolves back on the ridge | |
And from here in the kitchen | |
I can hear the neighbors in the alley hanging linens | |
And the men collect the trash bins in the street | |
You' re speaking to me but I can' t understand you | |
The coffee is burning and | |
All of the times that we spent | |
That road trip out west | |
Through desert for the rest stops the kitsch we both collect | |
That winter the whole weekend we huddled by the stove | |
The cabin I had rented | |
The unexpected snow | |
That visit for Christmas | |
On television binges | |
We' ll see friends in Brooklyn | |
Drive south to Richmond | |
There' s traffic on the bridge | |
A woman on the ledge | |
And everywhere the wind | |
EVERYTHING IS HAPPENING AT ONCE |
If I could play back every moment to you now | |
Spent lovesick and swollen on | |
Mornings mincing garlic on the counter by the sink | |
If I could hit the instant replay on only every good day | |
Would any of it catch you by surprise? | |
When you say, " something is missing now" | |
That' s what came back to me | |
Normal mornings like that set the knife down and forget where I' d left it | |
Making breakfast | |
Put coffee on the stove then scour every counter for the knife | |
Don' t be shy | |
Don' t be kind | |
Somewhere snow collects and bends the boughs of pines | |
To throw away all of the time we spent perfecting our love in close quarters and confines? | |
Isn' t it wasteful? | |
And I am terrified that it doesn' t feel painful to me yet | |
Somewhere on top of the high rise there' s a woman on the edge of a building at the ledge | |
And traffics backing up on 35 | |
It' s alright | |
I will fix whatever is not the sweetness in your eyes | |
Just sit down | |
Please | |
Sit down | |
Here | |
At the table and we' ll talk | |
Somewhere televisions light up in the night | |
I know things weren' t right | |
Maybe we were never cut out for the Midwest life | |
Maybe we' d have done much better on a coast | |
There are certain things I doubt we' ll ever know | |
I know you were getting tired of my drinking | |
I guess I was never cut out for the coke scene | |
You were worried I would end up like your father and | |
Tired of the smoke and somewhere the wind blows | |
Somewhere a storm touches down north in Hudsonville | |
Somewhere the coffee starts to boil on the stove and | |
Somewhere the wind blows | |
Somewhere the river levels finally getting low | |
Somewhere I' m up past dawn till | |
Somewhere you live here still | |
Somewhere you' re already gone | |
Somewhere a radio is playing in a living room | |
Says the city lacks the funds to fix the bridge | |
Somewhere the deer are overrun so they' re introducing wolves back on the ridge | |
And from here in the kitchen | |
I can hear the neighbors in the alley hanging linens | |
And the men collect the trash bins in the street | |
You' re speaking to me but I can' t understand you | |
The coffee is burning and | |
All of the times that we spent | |
That road trip out west | |
Through desert for the rest stops the kitsch we both collect | |
That winter the whole weekend we huddled by the stove | |
The cabin I had rented | |
The unexpected snow | |
That visit for Christmas | |
On television binges | |
We' ll see friends in Brooklyn | |
Drive south to Richmond | |
There' s traffic on the bridge | |
A woman on the ledge | |
And everywhere the wind | |
EVERYTHING IS HAPPENING AT ONCE |