One Night

Album: yet to be titled (2021)
Charted: 45
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    Something in
    Something in, yeah
    When I'm sleeping alone
    I always see your face
    I wish I didn't though
    Yeah

    How long can I leave the lights in the ceiling on? (Something in, yeah)
    And the static from the TV keeps me company 'til I'm gone

    'Cause I rock back and forth reciting words that I've said wrong
    I swear I've been doing fine when I'm busy and got things going on
    Oh, so girl, what you running from?

    How long can I leave the lights in the ceiling on? (Something in, yeah)
    And the static from the TV keeps me company 'til I'm gone (I always see your face)

    'Cause I rock back and forth reciting words that I've said wrong (I wish I didn't though)
    I swear I've been doing fine when I'm busy and got things going on (yeah)
    Oh, so girl, what you running from?

    Oh, maybe there's something in the midnight hours, the midnight hours, you know
    Maybe there's something in the dead of night when I'm sleeping alone
    Where I always see your face, God, I wish I didn't though
    Can I have one night, one night, one night where it's just me alone?

    Is it 'cause I've been feeling guilty all along?
    Or is it the gods just tryna tell me to move on?

    Oh, maybe there's something in the midnight hours, the midnight hours, you know
    Maybe there's something in the dead of night when I'm sleeping alone
    Where I always see your face, God, I wish I didn't though
    Can I have one night, one night, one night where it's just me alone?

    Something in
    Something in, yeah
    When I'm sleeping alone
    I always see your face
    I wish I didn't though

    Something in, yeah Writer/s: Peter John Rees Rycroft, Sarah Griffiths
    Publisher: Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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