The Folks Around Town feat. Alexander Card - Basement Years

Binary

That blue jacket looks quite lovely in the dark
When can we talk about falling apart
Drink the good wine we saved to celebrate
Take the good drugs we saved for rainy days

I'll be buried in a grave with all my wires
Numbers and figures feel like home
I'm sorry for breaking your heart but
My love is binary, it's all or none

A new Cadillac, wet dreams
Some boy is touching you like I never could
It doesn't hurt as bad as I thought it might
Hurray

Drink the cheap beer you swore you'd never touch
Stay high and go to work, you're just like your father

I'll be buried in a grave with all my wires
Numbers and figures feel like home
I'm sorry for breaking your heart but
My love is binary, it's all or none

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Writer(s): Rushi Panchal
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