Sun's Burning Out
I haven't had thoughts like these, not since I was fourteen
Though I don't feel young again
Went home to make dinner alone and watched a vivid sunset through polluted skies
Augmenting polluting skies
Feels like the sun's burning out
I barely leave the house but I went to the grocery store on a weekend night
Girls dressed up, buying their juice
Reminds me of you
Felt a little sad in the checkout line
I do okay on my own
It's not the same without you
I sleep on your side of the bed
And staring at the crisscrossed carpet
The hallway seems emptier then it really ever did before
Feels like the sun's burning out
I barely leave the house but I went to the grocery store on a weekend night
Girls dressed up, buying their juice
Reminds me of you
Felt a little sad in the checkout line
Sometimes I wonder if you're coming back
Then I start to breathe heavier or at least notice my breath
And I'm up earlier each day to prolong the wait
Maybe it's part of being human - we punish ourselves this way
And outside our window coo the morning doves, holding on to each other
I think about maybe getting a pet
To make the time go by
Feels like the sun's burning out
I barely leave the house but I went to the grocery store on a weekend night
Watched the sun biding its time
Through polluted skies
Felt a little sad in the checkout line
Though I don't feel young again
Went home to make dinner alone and watched a vivid sunset through polluted skies
Augmenting polluting skies
Feels like the sun's burning out
I barely leave the house but I went to the grocery store on a weekend night
Girls dressed up, buying their juice
Reminds me of you
Felt a little sad in the checkout line
I do okay on my own
It's not the same without you
I sleep on your side of the bed
And staring at the crisscrossed carpet
The hallway seems emptier then it really ever did before
Feels like the sun's burning out
I barely leave the house but I went to the grocery store on a weekend night
Girls dressed up, buying their juice
Reminds me of you
Felt a little sad in the checkout line
Sometimes I wonder if you're coming back
Then I start to breathe heavier or at least notice my breath
And I'm up earlier each day to prolong the wait
Maybe it's part of being human - we punish ourselves this way
And outside our window coo the morning doves, holding on to each other
I think about maybe getting a pet
To make the time go by
Feels like the sun's burning out
I barely leave the house but I went to the grocery store on a weekend night
Watched the sun biding its time
Through polluted skies
Felt a little sad in the checkout line
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Writer(s): Jordan Venn
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