クレジット
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Robert DeLong
Lead Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Robert DeLong
Songwriter
Molly Deborah Williams
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Robert DeLong
Producer
Jason Suwito
Mixing Engineer
歌詞
[Verse 1]
Oh, Kelsey, I know living is hard
Driving the city, you're doing delivery
Looking for a job in this economy
[Verse 2]
Oh, Kelsey, you know you're living in my heart
Loving doesn't pay well, I gave you the hard sell
And things are turning 'round, according to astrology
[PreChorus]
My mind asleep on a drug
I feel like the feeling is love
Showed up and took down my guard
I pretended I was smart
[Chorus]
Your hands got a hold on me
So tight it's hard to breathe
Come on over any day
Could you be my ball and chain?
[Chorus]
My heart's hanging on the edge
Your hands pull me back again
Safe and sound, let's close our eyes
In our makeshift paradise
[Verse 3]
Oh, destiny, you're a couple blocks away
Living in a bungalow, swimming in the undertow
Looking for some love in this economy
[Verse 4]
Oh, Kelsey, am I seeing you today?
I think I'll throw a party, but come before we start it
Come around, come around, come around, come around
[PreChorus]
My time is only space, all made up
For feeling like feeling in love
It's only two hundred yards
You know it's not far
[Chorus]
Your hands got a hold on me
So tight it's hard to breathe
Come on over any day
Could you be my ball and chain?
[Chorus]
My heart's hanging on the edge
Your hands pull me back again
Safe and sound, let's close our eyes
In our makeshift paradise
[Bridge]
Oh, Kelsey, I know living is hard
Safe and sound, let's close our eyes
In our makeshift paradise
[Chorus]
Your hands got a hold on me
So tight it's hard to breathe
Come on over any day
Could you be my ball and chain?
[Chorus]
My heart's hanging on the edge
Your hands pull me back again
Safe and sound, let's close our eyes
In our makeshift paradise
[Outro]
Come on over any day
Could you be my ball and chain?
Oh, Kelsey, I know living is hard
Safe and sound, let's close our eyes
In our makeshift paradise
Written by: Molly Deborah Williams, Robert Charles Edward Delong
