Original songs, all night
Sadie Cole
Crimson StationNo. 203:346 playsKeep
Piano and voice
I saw you by the vending machines todayYou laughed at something that she didn't sayYou used to wait for me outside of chemistryNow you walk the long way just to not see me
And I'm fine, I'm fine, I tell my friendsI'm so fine I could screamBut every time I turn the corner by the gymMy hands remember things
Twenty-two, fourteen, thirty-sixI still know your locker combinationLike a prayer I say without thinkingLike a song stuck on repetitionYou changed your number, changed your mindChanged the girl you're walking withBut you never changed your lockerAnd I never changed a thing
You told me the code the second week of fallSaid "leave me little notes, I don't care what they say at all"So I wrote you songs on the backs of old receiptsNow I bet they're in the trash with everything of me
And I'm fine, I'm fine, I tell my momI'm so fine I don't eatBut every time I pass it in the hallI swear I hear it click
Drums and strings rise, voice belting
Did you ever find the noteI left inside your English bookIt said "forever" in my handwritingBack when you still lookedDid you throw it out, did you keep itDid you show her, did you laugh'Cause I'd give up every number that I knowTo get one moment back
Soaring, then pulling back to piano
Twenty-two, fourteen, thirty-sixI still know your locker combinationLike a prayer I say without thinkingLike a song stuck on repetitionYou changed your number, changed your mindChanged the girl you're walking withBut I can't change what I rememberTwenty-two, fourteen, thirty-six
Piano alone, whispered
Thirty-sixI still know it
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