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Midnight Sidewalk
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Midnight Sidewalk was released on December 4, 2020 by Spaceflight Records as a part of the album Popecoke
December 4, 2020
LabelSpaceflight Records
LanguageEnglish
BPM125
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Music Video

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Lyrics

gettin’ back to the city, to get my mind right coming from the edge of the world, I’ve been feeling like this skin doesn’t fit me, I’ve been feeling like a beautiful girl, who had a terrible accident, and the thing that’s defined her’s been rearranged, like battleship to a pacifist, I’m not too sure I wanna play this game, I never thought I’d be standing on a midnight sidewalk, smoking cigarettes with you, I never thought I’d be standing on a midnight sidewalk, smoking cigarettes with you, I had nine different movies playing in my head, and the tenth came true, I never thought I’d be standing on this midnight sidewalk.
gettin’ on with my numbers, I got years and months and days I can’t count, too many golden slumbers, I had a dream, I’m not sure what it was about, you were a giant gorilla, on a tall building swatting little planes away, they sent the army to kill ya, I woke up and called to see if you were ok, I never thought I’d be standing on a midnight sidewalk, smoking cigarettes with you, I never thought I’d be standing on s midnight sidewalk, smoking cigarettes with you, I had nine different movies playing in my head, and the tenth came true, I never thought I’s be standing on this midnight sidewalk,
you think it’s alright, you say it’s alright, you say we’ll hold tight but I don’t wanna hold too tightly, what if I can’t wait for you, you think it’s alright, you say it’s alright but you brought a gun to a lovers gunfight and I can’t wait for you,
I never thought I’d be standing on a midnight sidewalk, smoking cigarettes with you, I never thought I’d be standing on s midnight sidewalk, smoking cigarettes with you, I had nine different movies playing in my head, and the tenth came true, I never thought I’s be standing on this midnight sidewalk
Written by: Tim Crane
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