The lyrics
It’s amazing how much time love saves you at first
When you rediscover your reason to work
And your aimless dreaming has found a target
And normalize and greet all function return
Came home early, a quarter-to-two
I don’t need more wine, I’m coming for you
We carry pictures in our pretend wallets
Of ourselves in heavily-edited seventies
with better handwriting and longer days in the park
And dinners with no drama the professor and Mary Ann
Came home early, a quarter-to-two
I don’t need more wine, I’m coming for you
When I was young, I didn’t know if I was better off asleep or up
Now I’ve grown up, I wonder what was that world I was dreaming of?
When I was young, I didn’t know if I was better off asleep or up
Now I’ve grown up, I wonder what was that world I was dreaming of?
What was that world I was dreaming of?
What was that world I was dreaming of?
Late summer return, airless apartment
I lean out the window, deals on irregular shirts
Same fright/delight as last year, more so
When I was young, I didn’t know if I was better off asleep or up
Now I’ve grown up, I wonder what was that world I was dreaming of?
What was that world I was dreaming of?
What was that world I was dreaming of?
What was that world I was dreaming of? 