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army
Folk
army was released on March 4, 2026 by nightshade house as a part of the album army - Single
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Release DateMarch 4, 2026
Labelnightshade house
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM82

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Joshua Graham Morgan
Joshua Graham Morgan
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Joshua Graham Morgan
Joshua Graham Morgan
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Joshua Graham Morgan
Joshua Graham Morgan
Producer

Lyrics

Thank God I was too tired to call you
But I listened to your voicemail, and I think
It might be best if we stay separate for a while
'Cause summer is right around the corner, and I'm scared I might deploy
And I'm so tired of being tired, I get depressed when it's so cold, so
Don't act like you care, cause we both know that that ain't true
And if it was, I wouldn't have to wonder, where the hell are you
I ain't sorry, I got nothing left to say, you should've loved me
Should've loved me, when I had the chance to stay
Mm
My friends all call me when they're lonely, asking me to come and hang
And I don't like to drink and stay out late, but I do it anyway
And thank God that winter's almost over, cause I might've wound up dead
Had these long nights driving down the highway led me to your bed
Don't act like you care, cause we both know that that ain't true
And if it was, we wouldn't have to wonder, where the hell are you
I ain't sorry, I got nothing left to say, you should've loved me
Should've loved me, when I had the chance to stay
Couldn't you have loved me as a soldier, or would you just hate me too
My mother's eyes look into mine and I see fear mixed with the blue
Lately she doesn't ask about you, cause last time she did I cried
She used to light up with a smile when I mentioned you sometimes, so
Don't act like you care, cause we both know that that ain't true
And if it was, we wouldn't have to wonder, where the hell are you
I ain't sorry, I got nothing left to say, you should've loved me
Should've loved me, when I had the chance to stay
Written by: Joshua Graham Morgan
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