Closer

Album: Collage (2016)
Charted: 1 1
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  • Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: Andrew Taggart, Ashley Frangipane, Frederic Kennett, Isaac Edward Slade, Joseph A. King, Shaun Charles Frank
    Publisher: Wixen Music Publishing

Comments: 2

  • Siahara Shyne Carter from United StatesThis is the "Closer" I'm talking about!

    I knew it it wasn't for Halsey ;-)

    I also think this is more like Friendship Song than a Lover song! from line
    "WE AIN'T NEVER GETTING OLDER"
    If you don't look in The video you will never know they are lovers hehehe :*

    This is was also The group Theme song
    Because WE AIN'T NEVER GETTING OLDER!!!!!!! lol <3 We just like to be Young Forever and Just fun Stole mattresses in hotels Lol xoxoxoxoxoxxxxxx.......

    This song also sentimental to me It's a VERY LONG STORY ;-)

  • Michael from UsI believe when they talking about a roommate in Boulder they are referencing Boulder Colorado.
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