Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Otis/Carl, artist - Spanish Love Songs. Album song Schmaltz, in the genre Альтернатива
Date of issue: 21.02.2018
Record label: Uncle M
Song language: English
Otis/Carl |
Well I’m supposed to be stoic |
As I wipe the tears off of my face |
Watch the ships off the coast of Mexico |
Block it out as they roll away |
I still see you smiling |
Even as I’m selfish as I’ve ever been |
See you sitting in your chair |
I see you singing happy birthday |
I got the call in June |
But couldn’t bring myself to see you |
Or even get you on the phone |
I wanted you to remember me in perfection |
But really I, I’m just a fucking coward |
I couldn’t stand to see you die |
And I was dealing with my own shit |
If I’m being honest, mom said you’d understand |
But I don’t blame you if you didn’t |
And I’m on the docks again |
Looking out at that awful ocean |
Watching the tide take you away |
I know you ain’t resting your bones |
I know you ain’t made it back home |
At least the loneliness gave you a break |
We never held a funeral |
'Cause of the consequence they bring |
Letting go is never easy |
Even when you’re empty and even when you’re alone |
I hope they played you Otis Redding |
I hope you heard me hum along |
As those arms of yours went down into the dark |
And I’m on the docks again |
Looking out at that awful ocean |
Watching the tide take you away |
I know you ain’t resting your bones |
I know you ain’t made it back home |
At least the loneliness gave you a break |
And my phone rang a year later |
With your smile haunting me |
And I finally broke at a rental home |
In Joshua Tree |
And I tell myself it gets better |
But it never gets any easier when your voice |
It ain’t on the other side |
I hope they played you Otis Redding |
I hope you remembered I named my guitar |
After your favorite singer, your favorite song |
And I break down every time I see |
That old Spanish nylon that you bought |
It never comes off the shelf anymore |
I’m on the docks again |
Looking out at that awful ocean |
Watching the tide take you away |
I know you ain’t resting your bones |
I know you ain’t made it back home |
But at least the loneliness |
At least the loneliness gave you a break |