Paris
You, you left the city heart broken
For a little piece of heaven like pretty, well-spoken
You won’t fight him in the open
So now you wake up to perfect pictures like it’s frozen (ya)
But I’m different
You know at my worse I say it’s only indifference
Drink a little wine before I trick and it kicks in
Like I wanna say the f*cks I’d given might have fixed it
Sentimental off this liquor got me loose enough
Been a minute since we finished burnin bridges down
Ever after, I went after paper plastic every night another life
But I was missing you in Paris
And I’m so happy that you gettin married
Give my best to everybody’s family
I’m still on the road, twenty minutes to the show
But I had to let you know
It was magic
All the greatest stories end up tragic
Sending you my love because I’m past it
Twenty minutes to the show, but before the curtain call
Yeah i had to let you have it
Ooh, honey, you know the time chose us
I only blew them kisses when their faces looked like yours
Preach to the chorus
We sang to the choir they ignored us, Nobody saved us
Sentimental off this liquor got me loose enough
Been a minute since we finished burnin bridges down
Ever after, I went after paper plastic every night another life
But I was missing you in Paris
And I’m so happy that you gettin married
Give my best to everybody’s family
I’m still on the road, twenty minutes to the show
But I had to let you know
It was magic
All the greatest stories end up tragic
Sending you my love because I’m past it
Twenty minutes to the show, but before the curtain call
Yeah i had to let you have it
(And I’m so happy that you gettin married
Give my best to everybody’s family
I’m still on the road, twenty minutes to the show
But I had to let you know
It was magic
All the greatest stories end up tragic
Sending you my love because I’m past it
Twenty minutes to the show, but before the curtain call
Yeah i had to let you have it)
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