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Urban Dusk Lyrics by Luke Frees

Some Easy Blood

2020

[Verse 1]
I meet you on the edge of the urban dusk
A lifetime's seemed to pass between us
Is your memory caked with flaking rust
Cuz mine's as clear as day
We walk and we talk about how we've been
I really didn't expect to see you again
"I've been doing great, " so I pretend
What else was I gonna say?
We get dinner again just like old times
When we would talk with just our minds
And our thoughts aligned, we didn't even try
And you knew me to the core
But now there's something here that wasn't there
The fabric splits, the curtains tear
And as I study you with a breaking stare
We don't speak the same language anymore
[Chorus]
But it wasn't always bad
And through the air I grew
Swept up in the flow of
Falling in love with you
Tell me you felt it too
Under the scaffolding of night
Did we hold on to each other too tight
Cuz it was us against the world
It was us against the world
It was us against the world
[Verse 2]
All your red flags outwitted my white one
Every time we fucked it had to feel like a fight
And you couldn't be wrong, but you couldn't be right
That's just the way it was
But you reminded me how to dance along
To the jeers of chaos and the manic song
And reminded me the culture that I belong
Is not without its flaws
Do we ever get over a love that's burnt
Or do we just forget the way it hurt
But now my phone calls all go unreturned
And I don't know what's next
Cuz see, I'm the ice king bleeding poker chips
Well, at least I got a bucket to catch the drips
But how can you help? You're a sinking ship
Disguised as being "complex"
[Chorus]
But it wasn't always bad
And through the air I grew
Swept up in the flow of
Falling in love with you
Tell me you felt it too
Under the scaffolding of night
Did we hold on to each other too tight
Cuz it was us against the world
It was us against the world
It was us against the world
[Instrumental]
[Chorus]
It wasn't always bad
And through the air I knew
Swept up in the flow of
Falling in love with you
You had to feel it too
Under the scaffolding of night
We held onto each other too tight
But it was us against the world
It was us against the world
It was us against the world
[Outro]
Meeting you again just makes me sad
Seeing what we had wash up on the shore
We don't speak the same language anymore
But how could you forget
How could you forget
How could I forget
How could I forget
We don't speak that language anymore
But then I wonder if we ever even did
Credits
Luke Frees

Luke Frees

About “Urban Dusk” by Luke Frees

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"Urban Dusk" appears on "Some Easy Blood" in 2020.

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