Matt Nathanson - Some Mad Hope

Bulletproof Weeks

Somewhere in between
The beginning and the end
September took the tourists
And settled in for good

We could hear the trains again
Brooklyn girls in scarves
Summer left and no one said a word

And we'd open your window
And stay in your bed all day
'Til the street lights came on

So what happened to bulletproof weeks in your arms?
What happened to feeling cheap radio songs?
What happened to thinking that the world was flat?
Yeah, what happened?

So up on 59th Street
Right before the rains
Lovers catching taxis, going downtown

Talking to what's left of you
And watching what I say
Counting all the freckles on your perfect face

You open your window
Sit on your bed
Just waiting for right words to come

So what happened to bulletproof weeks in your arms?
What happened to feeling cheap radio songs?
What happened to thinking that the world was flat?
What happened, yeah, what happened to that?

Was I wrong?
Was I wrong?

So what happened to bulletproof weeks in your arms?
What happened to feeling cheap radio songs?
What happened to thinking that the world was flat?
Yeah, what happened, yeah, what happened to that?



Credits
Writer(s): Troy Verges, Matt Adam Nathanson
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Car Crash
  2. Heartbreak World
  3. Gone
  4. Wedding Dress
  5. Bulletproof Weeks
  6. To The Beat Of Our Noisy Hearts
  7. Still
  8. Detroit Waves
  9. Falling Apart
  10. Sooner Surrender

All Album Tracks: Some Mad Hope >

Altri album

  1. Pablo Picasso (Acoustic)
  2. Pablo Picasso - Single
  3. map at the mall (acoustic)
  4. Map At the Mall - Single
  5. The Lexington EP
  6. Boston Accent
  7. Pictures
  8. Boston Accent
  9. German Cars
  10. Last Of The Great Pretenders (Deluxe Edition)

All Albums of Matt Nathanson >

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