But then a porch swing conversation sent you spinning
Into orbit and spiraling in doubt
So let's put on some bluegrass and think about it
I’ll read you a romance novel too
Think about what all your friends are saying
It’s only love that's waiting here for you
Now you've gone and gotten yourself in a quandary
You need a man of means to get you to the end
You put your heart out on your sleeve to take a beating
But not a single simple text you'd want to send
As your behavior shocks the likes of all your exes
And pushes them away it pulls me in
I have nothing but clarity around me
And no excuses for adults who play pretend
So let's put on some bluegrass and think about it
I’ll read you a romance novel too
Think about what all your friends are saying
It’s only love that's waiting here for you
My buddy calls you late to talk it over:
"Is this you? Is this who you want to be?"
I sit and write a song anticipating
And get nostalgic for the weekend in the trees
Pretty faces don't deserve to do the crying
Silently you blame it on yourself
But that's not yet the worst of it they tell me
Cause here I am another boyfriend that can help
So let's put on some bluegrass and think about it
I’ll read you a romance novel too
Think about what all your friends are saying
It’s only love that's waiting here for you
It’s only love
credits
from Move,
released August 14, 2013
Matt Phillips - vocals, acoustic guitar, organ
Gregory Williams - bass
Tre Harrison - drums
Travis Huff - tenor sax
Erich Coleman - trombone
Connor Mangold - trumpet
Daniel Fields - lap steel
Kickstarter Backers - group vocals
Tracked at Manifold Recording in Pittsboro NC
Produced by Ian Schreier
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