Lucy Dacus Lyrics

Planting Tomatoes Lyrics by Lucy Dacus Planting tomatoes in the empty lot Someone practicing saxophone down the block And they are not good yet They are not good yet Picking

Time In A Bottle Lyrics by Lucy Dacus If I could save time in a bottle The first thing that I’d like to do Is to save every day till

Losing Lyrics by Lucy Dacus I’m losing myself Into anyone else And it’s nobody’s fault but my own I used to cut deep Now I’m losing my edge Knife dulling

More Than Friends Lyrics by Lucy Dacus Just a mattress on the floor And an empty pizza box In an empty room In an empty house Under a crescent moon

Bus Back To Richmond Lyrics by Lucy Dacus I held your hand on the bus back to Richmond From New York on New Year’s Day Last night, we forgot the

Big Deal Lyrics – Lucy Dacus Flicking embers into daffodils You didn’t plan to tell me how you feel You laugh about it like it’s no big deal Crush the

Modigliani Lyrics – Lucy Dacus “Loving father, friend, and son” Printed backwards on my shoulder blade From leaning back on a plaque on a bench I carry David’s name until

For Keeps Lyrics – Lucy Dacus If the Devil’s in the details and God is everything Who’s to say that they are not one in the same? But neither one

Forever Is A Feeling Lyrics – Lucy Dacus I crossed a line And you followed close behind We were cherry-red in your forest-green 1993 Grand Cherokee You knew the scenic

Come Out Lyrics – Lucy Dacus I missed your call because I was in a boardroom Full of old men guessing what the kids are getting into There was a

Most Wanted Man Lyrics – Lucy Dacus I never thought I’d see you looking at me this way Almost vulgar and out of place Like seeing the moon in the

Lost Time Lyrics – Lucy Dacus The sky is gray, the trees are pink It’s almost spring, and I can’t wait and I can’t think The sidewalk’s paved with petals

Bullseye Lyrics – Lucy Dacus & Hozier Heard you got a job as a mailman I heard you’re playing around in a couple bands Wish I could come to the

Talk Lyrics – Lucy Dacus Drivin’ up the mountain Ears popping as we climb It can be risky after sundown When the roads turn serpentine We run out of conversation

Limerence Lyrics – Lucy Dacus Natalie’s explaining limerence between taking hits from a blunt, high as a kite While Rodney’s playing GTA, I swear, why is he so good at

Home Again Lyrics – Lucy Dacus Sometimes I wonder if I’m ever gonna make it home again It’s so far and out of sight I really need someone to talk

It’s Too Late Lyrics – Lucy Dacus Stayed in bed all morning just to pass the time There’s something wrong here, there can be no denying One of us is

Kissing Lessons Lyrics – Lucy Dacus Rachel was a year older When I was in the second grade I thought she might know everything I took her word like a