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Neon Solitude - Oscar Nimoy
Lyrics by：Oscar Nimoy
Composed by：Oscar Nimoy
Produced by：Oscar Nimoy
Hmmmm
I keep your jacket by the door
Like you might walk back in
Two cups drying on the counter
And your name still in the sink
You left a dent in the mattress
Your laugh in the hall
I wear the quiet like a ring
Mmm
It fits a little too well
And I've tried to move
Tried to shake it off
But every empty room turns your shadow on
Neon solitude pulls me back to you
Neon solitude I can't cut through
You're still in my skin
You're still in my view
Neon solitude
What am I supposed to do?
The corner store still knows me
Two for one at midnight
I buy a drink I don't want just to keep my hands right
Your bloom mug in the cabinet
Your book on page eight
I say I'm doing better
Than I stare at the plate
And I tried to move tried to make it fade
But every little thing calls your name my way
Neon solitude pulls me back to you
Neon solitude I can't cut through
You're still in my skin
You're still in my view
Neon solitude
What am I supposed to do?
If I pour it all out
Would it sink like rain?
Would you hear my silence
Calling out your name?
Hmm I don't want forever
I just want the ache to losing
Hmm want to find my shape again
In the dark I'm choosing
Neon solitude pulls me back to you
Neon solitude I can't cut through
You're still in my skin
You're still in my view
Neon solitude
What am I supposed to do?
Neon solitude pulls me back to you
Hmmm
Neon solitude I'm still stuck in you
