That Could Still Be Us

Album: Ripcord (2016)
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  • Wide awake staring at my phone
    Who's gonna give in first?
    We don't have to be all alone
    We don't have to feel this hurt
    'Member those nights in your driveway
    Feeling like the only ones left on earth
    And maybe I'm crazy
    But I think that maybe

    That could still be us
    'Cause it still is sometimes at night when my eyes are shut
    Wish I could say it don't get to me but it does
    And I know I probably think about you way too much
    But that's because
    That could still be us

    I went down to the riverbank
    Looked in the water and saw your face
    This small town summer wind
    Whispers all my mistakes
    'Member those nights in your backyard
    Making each other shake
    And lately it kills me
    And nothing can fill me

    'Cause that could still be us
    And it still is sometimes at night when my eyes are shut
    Wish I could say it don't get to me but it does
    And I know I probably think about you way too much
    But that's because
    That could still be us
    That could still be us
    Oh, that could still be us
    That could still be us

    Tail lights fading in the dark
    I shoulda called out your name
    I go by there some nights and park
    Replay it all again
    What woulda been
    What shoulda been
    What was

    That could still be us
    And it still is sometimes at night when my eyes are shut
    Wish I could say it don't get to me but it does
    And I know I probably think about you way too much
    And that's because
    That could still be us
    That could still be us
    That could still be us
    Oh, yeah, oh that could still be us

    That could still be us Writer/s: JASON DUKE, JESSE LEE, JONATHAN PRICE
    Publisher: Anthem Entertainment, Bluewater Music Corp., BMG Rights Management
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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