Lyrics September - John Paul White

September - John Paul White
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song September, artist - John Paul White. Album song The Long Goodbye, in the genre Альтернатива
Date of issue: 18.08.2008
Record label: Tunecore
Song language: English

September

You’re such a broken record,
you skip you’re stuff,
hung up on the past.
As if it ever happened,
as if it ever came close to happening,
wish it happened.
What make you think you’re special (special)?
September’s dead and gone.
Right here, right now.
This place you’ve found,
Jumbled, backward,
can’t remember what you never heard.
Wake up, dig in.
Oh it makes no difference,
what might have been.
Oh, call it what you want to,
you spent your time,
you ain’t foolin' anyone.
You made it all about you,
the you, you could never quite become.
What make you think you’re special (special)?
September’s dead and gone.
Right here, right now.
This place you’ve found,
Jumbled, backward,
can’t remember what you never heard.
Wake up, dig in.
Oh it makes no difference,
what might have been.
(Bridge)
It’s useless, hopeless, reckless.
September’s dead and gone.
Right here, right now
This place you’ve found.
Jumbled, backward.
You can’t remember what you’ve never heard.
Wake up, dig in.
Oh it makes no difference what might have been.
x2
You’re such a broken record.

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