Julia Holter - Have You In My Wilderness

Night Song

Late nights in Lake Park
I wait for you to see me
My eyes open standing watch for hours
Wearing your favorite thing

I woke pleasing you so slowly
I'm giving you diamond
The soft light
On your man brow
I'm asking you to show me how
How

Show me now
Show me a second face
Show me
How you make your second face

Fingers situate themselves in dark
Moving a way that is so easy
And in summer bright your shot
On the surface, warm, I throw
A box full of oranges
Syrup seeping out
Searching for a season smell
I run from you then walk back to you
Who I don't know
Sniffing for a line

Show me now
Show me a second face
Show me
How you make your second face

What did I do to make you feel so bad?
What did I do that you would make me feel so bad?
What did I do to make you feel so bad?
Feel so bad
What did I do that you would make me feel so bad?
Feel so bad, baby



Credits
Writer(s): Julia Holter
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Feel You
  2. Silhouette
  3. How Long?
  4. Lucette Stranded On the Island
  5. Sea Calls Me Home
  6. Night Song
  7. Everytime Boots
  8. Betsy On the Roof
  9. Vasquez
  10. Have You In My Wilderness

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Altri album

  1. The Laugh Is in the Eyes - Single
  2. Something in the Room She Moves
  3. Evening Mood
  4. Spinning
  5. Sun Girl - Single
  6. So Humble the Afternoon - Single
  7. Gold Dust Woman
  8. Never Rarely Sometimes Always (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
  9. Les Jeux to You (Edit)
  10. Aviary

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