New Normal

Album: Everything Is Changing (2021)
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  • You found your way but it's never enough
    And though it's been tough for you
    Losing touch, but ah
    Summer has its end sometimes
    And although I can't promise you much
    You'll be fine
    You'll be fine

    Saw you make your bed up
    Somewhere in the darkness
    It's hittin' you the hardest
    Oh, no one predicted how far we came
    It's not what you wanted

    How fast the time goes
    Living in the moment
    Taking you for granted
    It's a new normal
    It's up to us to live in it
    Not to understand it

    You found your way but it's never enough
    And though it's been tough for you
    Losing touch, but ah
    Summer has its end sometimes (yeah)
    Although I can't promise you much
    You'll be fine
    You'll be fine

    You don't pick your pages
    That's how the story goes
    And this life is what you make it
    It's out of your control
    It's almost like you're screaming
    But no one hears your voice
    'Cause everything is changing (oh)

    You found your way but it's never enough
    'Cause everything is changing (changing)
    And I can't stop a thing
    You found your way but it's never enough
    'Cause everything is changing (yeah)

    It's just a season
    It's just a season
    It's just a season
    Just a (take me back to the start)
    It's just a season
    It's just a season
    It's just a season
    Just a

    Found your way, it's never enough
    And though it's been tough for you
    Losing touch, oh, ah
    Summer has its end sometimes
    Sometimes Writer/s: John Hill, Khalid Robinson, Patrick Grossi
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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