The Omen - Camp Cope

We all sold weed for a while

And we’ve all made our mother cry

It’s a habit that I’ve finally broken

At this point in my life

And now I’m kinda getting by

But sometimes it’s hard to go outside

And I’ve been driving way too much

I’ve been too lazy to fix my bike

Now as long as I close my eyes, I’m by myself

And I’d rather be at home with you than anywhere else

And now I’m turning onto your street

Now I love you like you never hurt me

The planet took a real sharp turn

Before all that space in between

And I really don’t agree

That your merit’s buried in your gender normalities

And I promise I’ll take care of you if you promise to let me

Now as long as I close my eyes, I’m by myself

And I’d rather be alone with you than anybody else

And I’ve never needed God

I think I kinda knew that all along

To need a promise of heaven to do good deeds

Always seemed inherently wrong

And so I wrote you this song

It probably isn’t as good as all the other sad ones

And I’ll pass out in your bed

After getting too high while you were gone

Look at me, it was all for you

And it’s about time that you knew

That I’ve loved you since I was seventeen

And for all the things I’ve seen

There’s still some wounds that I need to clean

But let’s move far away from here

When I finally get my degree

Where we’ll live happily

Get some rescue dogs in a house by the sea

And I promise I’ll take care of you

If you promise to let me