Days of Candy

Album: Depression Cherry (2015)
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  • No one could find you
    Out on your own
    All things I loved
    But do not know
    On Hopewall road

    These days of candy
    Live in your mind
    Those violet lines
    White fenced in miles
    Across my eyes

    A world inside you
    No photograph
    My natural one
    The rising sun
    Live in your mind

    Just like that, it's gone
    Just like that, it's gone
    Just like that

    I know it comes too soon
    The universe is riding off with you

    Hi o, out there, I know
    A little bit of you, I keep it close to me
    I know it comes too soon
    The universe is riding off with you

    I know it comes too soon
    I know it stays for nobody
    I want to know you there
    The universe is riding off with you Writer/s: Alex Kristian Scally, Victoria Garance Alixe Legrand
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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