| I was a shy, I was a shy child holding onto my father’s legs
|
| My face turning, my face turning red every time my world got
|
| Turned right upside down, I found a nickel plated coin in my pocket
|
| Oh the floor held me after I stuck it in a socket like it knew I was a child
|
| Doors are meant to close behind you, but I don’t wanna
|
| Just like the rug in my bedroom growing up
|
| That would stop the door when I tried to slam it shut
|
| When I tried to slam it shut-ut-ut
|
| Oh oh oh
|
| Ooooh, oooooh, ooohoh
|
| I used to hang grocery bags up and down, up and down my arms
|
| To impress my mom, now I use them to carry boxes out of my dead dad’s house
|
| So I started writing songs about this girl
|
| But now that girl, she’s somebody’s wife
|
| Just like the rug in my bedroom growing up
|
| That would stop the door when I tried to slam it shut
|
| When I tried to slam it shut-ut-ut
|
| Height marks on the door frame
|
| From when a year brought welcomed change
|
| Now it all just feels the same
|
| Oh oh oh
|
| Ooooh, oooooh, ooohoh
|
| Just like the rug in my bedroom growing up
|
| That would stop the door when I tried to slam it shut
|
| Just like the rug in my bedroom growing up
|
| That would stop the door when I tried to slam it shut
|
| When I tried to slam it shut-ut-ut
|
| Oh oh oh
|
| Ooooh, oooooh, ooohoh |