I took my time
Around the corner
Knew I was crazy
For losin’ my head
You dried your eyes
And then another’s
“Help me, I’m hazy.”
Was all that you said
Oh, and now
The things that I would say
To help you ease your mind
On cloudy days
Oh, and now
The things that I would do
To hold you in your arms
As something new
I never knew just where to start
With me and my crooked heart
To be the one
I have to suffer
High on the mountain
And ready to fall
If I go on
In this forgiveness
Swearing you’ll be here
Long after it’s gone
Oh, and now
The things that I would say
To help you ease your mind
On sunny days
Oh, and now
The miles that I would go
To wrap you in your arms
As something old
I never know just where to start
I never could be far apart
From you and your crooked heart
I never knew just where to start
But I know I’m never far apart
From you and your crooked heart
About the Creator
Sawyer Phillips
Singer-songwriter recovering from an injury. *Now pursuing a career in creative writing* Black coffee and late night flights. ☕️✈️✨
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