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October’s Sunday Lyrics by Nate Zucker

colton

2020

I’m not sure if I’m ready to risk this much at once
And I’m not sure if things are different or the same
And if I’m being honest I gave up quite a lot for this
Though it’s only a matter of time until it fades away
But I’m over it
Like 2019
Broke my own promise that I’d be back in new york city
By the end of the year
Wrote like 25 songs
That’ll never see the light of day
Summer was a waste, I guess
But it’s hard to say
It’s hard to say
It’s hard to say
I need to see this through
I need to see this through
So let’s just see what happens next
But what’s the relevance (x2)

About “October’s Sunday” by Nate Zucker

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"October’s Sunday" is credited to Nate Zucker. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"October’s Sunday" appears on "colton " in 2020.

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