First Rate Town

This is a first-rate town
But all you ever notice are the ways it's stretched too far
And it has been knocked down
Well, some of us are still left here between the scars

When you look around, all you ever notice
Is you cannot see the stars
This is a first-rate town
A first-rate town, you know
You just can't see very far

When the last door closed
You packed your clothes
And went back to Montreal
Said it was colder there
A chill hangs in the air
It helps you forget it all

You left an empty bookshelf
That I didn't fill 'til Fall
This is a first-rate town
A first-rate town, you know
You just can't see it at all

Well, it will fade as all things must
I loved you but
You didn't love me enough
Winter comes, the car will rust
I'll start it up then always run a little rough

This is a first-rate town
And all you ever notice are the ways it's stretched too far
They keep the death rates down
It's colder than a winter spent in defrosting cars

We talked a lot of leaving
Didn't think you'd get that far
This is a first-rate town
A first-rate town, you know
You just can't see very far



Credits
Writer(s): Michael Kozakov, Nicholas Frosst, David Wood, Jonathon Kereliuk, Jacob Tsafatinos
Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

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