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Roman Holiday (Live From Webster Hall)

Halsey2020年8月28日

Roman Holiday (Live From Webster Hall) 歌詞

Roman Holiday (Live From Webster Hall) - Halsey

Lyrics by:Ryan McMahon/Ashley Frangipane/Benjamin Berger

Composed by:Ryan McMahon/Ashley Frangipane/Benjamin Berger

Do you remember the taste of my lips that night

I stole a bit of my mother's perfume

'Cause I remember when my father put his fist through the wall

That separated the dining room

 

And I remember the fear in your eyes

The very first time we snuck into the city pool

Late summer with my heart in my chest

And the clouds of my breath

Didn't know where we were running to

 

But don't look back

'Cuz we'll be looking for sunlight or the headlights

'Til our wide eyes burn blind

We'll be lacing the same shoes that we've worn through

To the bottom of the line

And we know that we're headstrong

And our heart's gone

And the timing's never right

But for now let's get away

On a Roman holiday

 

Could you imagine the taste of my lips

If we never tried to kiss on the drive to Queens

 

'Cause I don't imagine the weight of your ribs

If you lied between my hips in the backseat

 

And I imagine the tears in your eyes

The very first night I'll sleep without you

And when it happens I'll be miles away

And a few months late

Didn't know where I was running to

 

But I didn't look back

 

Here we'll be looking for sunlight or the headlights

'Til our wide eyes burn blind

We'll be lacing the same shoes that we've worn through

To the bottom of the line

And we know that we're headstrong

And our heart's gone

And the timing's never right

 

So for now let's get away

On a Roman holiday

 

Feet first don't fall

Or we'll be running again

 

Keep close stand tall

Oh we'll be looking for sunlight or the headlights

'Til our wide eyes burn blind

We'll be lacing the same shoes that we've worn through

To the bottom of the line

And we know that we're headstrong

And our heart's gone

And the timing's never right

 

But for now let's get away

 

On a Roman holiday