Site Unseen

Album: Creature Of Habit (2026)
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  • Always getting in my own way
    Is it too late for making any changes?
    Letting go of everything that might've been
    I know it seems a lot, it's only for a year

    Site unseen, I promise, babe
    Let's figure out the rest another day

    Falling in and out of time today
    Questioning all the choices that I ever made
    Letting go of everything that might've been
    And if we like it here, we'll stay another year

    Site unseen, I promise, babe
    Let's figure out the rest another day

    From now on, I wanna finish what I start and
    That indecision's never been of much help to me
    And it won't take long until I get my head together
    Either way, why don't we stay awhile and see
    Stay awhile and see
    Stay awhile and see
    Stay awhile Writer/s: Courtney Barnett
    Publisher: Third Side Music Inc.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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