Brand Partnership
from Split with Nai Harvest by Papayér
lyrics
You waste your time on this unrequited happiness
A petal slips you will be missed
And it hurts to reminisce, the smokey thoughts of an optimist
A petal slips you will be missed
And you say you'll wait, you'll wait for,
to shake the weight, the weight that ties you to
the breaks, the breaks, the breaks are just a state of mind
The disenchanted mind
Just like any other
Just like mine
A yellow light, I'll think of you always
Such is the hole I'm crawling out of
Mull it over, this decision comes in time.
You are understated.
Mull it over, this decision, fiery autumn.
Mull it over, fiery autumn, we are brothers.
A petal slips you will be missed
And it hurts to reminisce, the smokey thoughts of an optimist
A petal slips you will be missed
And you say you'll wait, you'll wait for,
to shake the weight, the weight that ties you to
the breaks, the breaks, the breaks are just a state of mind
The disenchanted mind
Just like any other
Just like mine
A yellow light, I'll think of you always
Such is the hole I'm crawling out of
Mull it over, this decision comes in time.
You are understated.
Mull it over, this decision, fiery autumn.
Mull it over, fiery autumn, we are brothers.
credits
from Split with Nai Harvest,
released November 7, 2011
Instruments recorded at Snug recording studio in Derby, vocals recorded at our practice room at Dubrek in Derby, mixed and mastered by Tom Hall.
Instruments recorded at Snug recording studio in Derby, vocals recorded at our practice room at Dubrek in Derby, mixed and mastered by Tom Hall.
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