Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Damselfly, artist - Loyle Carner.
Date of issue: 19.01.2017
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Damselfly |
It’s been a minute since I’ve been with some women |
Not 'cause they been lacking, just I’ve been lacking the feeling |
I’ve been staring at the ceiling |
Listening to the chat that they’re revealing |
Wondering if I open up or keep concealing |
I ain’t try to be demeaning, it seems |
Thought you knew this, I don’t really do this |
Moving like a Judas |
Talking all that talk but ain’t no time for acting foolish |
When you ask, all of the brothers saying, «True, this» |
I might just jump on this for free, jumpin' on them freestyle |
I’ve been well, moving brain, senile |
It’s sole sunsets, beautiful is one guess |
One morning afternoon in that sun dress |
The summer flies by every morning, I’m still yawning |
Same conversation, never boring |
(«Yo, she texted you.» «Swear?» «Nah, it’s Tommo.» |
«Ah, for fuck’s sake!») |
I know that these days are feeling cold |
My love could take her home |
As if we never knew |
I was too young for you |
Ay, and then you say you ain’t about guys |
Ay, especially brothers from the south side |
But been about mine ever since the drought now |
You and me been living on this cloud nine |
Saying it’s about time, stunting, front like |
Nothing will change until it drains, ain’t nothing the same, uh |
'Cause you become like the blood in my veins |
Saying I’m way too young to be stuck on the rain |
And still it’s peak weeks 'til I figured out you played keys |
Eighteen, you been listening to Jay Dee |
Blaming the bait trees, telling me you hate these G’s |
But didn’t need me telling you they ain’t me |
Because they ain’t me, uh, they ain’t me |
Don’t need to know about the colours that they paint me |
I’ve been too busy getting dizzy off that JD |
Dreaming of the places you could take me, so now I’m saying |
I know that these days are feeling cold |
My love could take her home |
As if we never knew |
I was too young for you |