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streetlights
Pop
streetlights was released on October 24, 2025 by Barlow Co. as a part of the album streetlights - Single
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Release DateOctober 24, 2025
LabelBarlow Co.
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM109

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Elizabeth Barlow Weisel
Elizabeth Barlow Weisel
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Elizabeth Barlow Weisel
Elizabeth Barlow Weisel
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Elizabeth Barlow Weisel
Elizabeth Barlow Weisel
Producer

Lyrics

It's been three months since we last talked
I've been thinking maybe I was wrong
But then again
You said it's all too much and I should know
But we both saw a stop sign and you said go
Desert sand is not the firmest ground to stand on
It's shifting under my feet
It's not so easy when you've been stranded this long
My stance seems so obsolete, oh
Seasons change just like minds
You think it's over but give it time
Just give it time
Streetlights stare us down daring us to try
The start line faded on the ground, suggestion not a guide
So I tried
What's the point of cold feet if you don't run?
What is anger when it sleeps if not just love?
Desert sand is not the firmest ground to stand on
It's shifting under my feet
It's not so easy when you've been stranded this long
My stance seems so obsolete, oh
Seasons change just like minds
You think it's over but give it time
Heaven help me if I wake the devil, I
Know this is out of my league
Cause not even all the stars up in the sky
Could grant a wish this greedy
I want a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th chance
Each time I don't get my way
So you and I will do the same old little dance
We've been doing since the very first day
Desert sand is not the firmest ground to stand on
It's shifting under my feet
It's not so easy when you've been stranded this long
My stance seems so obsolete, so
Seasons change just like minds
You think it's over but give it time
Just give it time
You think it over and give it time
Give it time
It's been three hours since we last talked
Streetlights in the distance ask me if I'm wrong
And I don't know
Written by: Elizabeth Barlow Weisel
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