Lay Low Moon - On This Day Last Year

Much Obliged

I spent summer in the city without you
Watching the pavement heat up
And it feels so good to walk into the place
With my headache down in my knees

I want you, yes I want you
I want you to know that I want you

Walking down Fourteenth Street
Will always remind me of your name
And watching the sunset in Chelsea
Will always make me think of your face

I want you, yes I want you
I want you to know that I want you
I want you, yes I want you
I want you to know that I want you

And I feel much obliged to stare
And I hope you feel much obliged to care
And I hope you feel much obliged to stay



Credits
Writer(s): Sean Andrew Mckenna
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Late July
  2. All Affirming
  3. Second Floor Apartment
  4. Knew
  5. On This Day Last Year
  6. Merideth
  7. Much Obliged
  8. Shadow On My Ceiling
  9. Without You
  10. The Bottle

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  1. On This Day Last Year
  2. Knew
  3. Second Floor Apartment
  4. Without You
  5. All Affirming

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