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Carl’s Advil Lyrics by Nate Zucker

Come Through

2020

Mmm, oohh
[Chorus: Catherine Auerbach]
Tell me why I never saw you in my dream when I was sleeping
Walk on by, you keep on crossing my mind
Live your life
Your words
Like raindrops falling, but you never realized it was my name you were calling
It’s alright, mmm
It’s alright
[Verse 1: Yellow Door]
She said she’s smoking some free loud
I tried to comfort her I know that she freaked out
But things go wrong and I’m at my peak now
You got hot like 100 degree (wow) just don’t go to sleep child
I’m scared like I’m broke
I’m begging saying baby please just don’t go
We’ll rent a house where baby we could just grow old
She said “yeah” but passes out on the floor (uh)
I’m hoping that I’m just dreaming but my gut give me the wrong drip
Reminding, reminding my life is going to be long lived
Maybe I’ll make it out but my career will be longest
That one day I will finally make it to A-list
Just patience, I’ma focus on the scenario
Couldn’t call on the phone because I’m in the wrong area
Couldn’t call on my old friends, they’re gonna call you stupid
You don’t focus on nobody you’re busy making your music
I’m through this
Run outside you’ve got to the address
There ain’t no relaxation this is me under stress
But nevertheless
Every second closely closer to death
She slowly slowing her breath saying, “Holy Moses” to rest
But tell me why
[Chorus: Catherine Auerbach]
Tell me why I never saw you in my dream when I was sleeping
Walk on by, you keep on crossing my mind
Live your life
Your words
Like raindrops falling, but you never realized it was my name you were calling
It’s alright
[Verse 2: Alex Bloom]
Yah, yah
Is it really alright?
I mean I know she wouldn’t leave without a fight
Drop some fishing line don’t come up with no bite
What a sight
The rain drops keep falling
I hear my phone ring it’s you calling
My eyes wet can’t blame it on pollen
The debt swarming round me net balling
I’m falling from the sky
I guess I’m not your type of guy
But I’d dance across fire if the circumstances were dire
Someone else is greeting her could someone bring the beat in for sure?
I can tell that you’re insecure like a virus that ain’t got a cure
I do what I can, yes sir
But I hurt on the surface you were my only purpose
[Chorus: Catherine Auerbach, Yellow Door & Both]
Tell me why (yeah) I never saw you in my dream when I was sleeping and
Walk on by, you keep on crossing my mind
Live your life
Your words
Like raindrops falling, but you never realized it was my name you were calling, said
It’s alright (mmm, ay)
It’s alright
It’s alright

About “Carl’s Advil” by Nate Zucker

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