call me!

from Citrus by Cult Candy

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lyrics

Hey how have you been
Have you been learning something new?
Well I found out that walls don’t talk
But they’ve told me more than you

You left me out the loop last summer
I knew you swam but you’re a runner
You hyperbolized that you apologize
But that doesn’t help I hope you realize that

It wasn’t really up to me and you
But that doesn’t justify what you put me through
I’m hurting and I’m tired of wanting you
To call back
and unpack
What changed your point of view

I know I messed our whole thing up
But I’m not the one to blame
I’m not trying to be the victim
But I lacked the strength to stay

I threw your necklace in the water
Sunk it like the Spanish Armada
In another life we’d stay by our sides
Unfortunate for us we had to divide and

It wasn’t really up to me and you
But that doesn’t justify what you put me through
I’m hurting and I’m tired of wanting you
To call back
and unpack
What changed your point of view

Are you really sorry or just trying
To get some sense of closure?
Thanks for checking in but I’m just fine
Without you taking over

It wasn’t really up to me and you
But that doesn’t justify what you put me through
I’m hurting and I’m tired of wanting you
So call one day
Just years away
When all this has dropped from view

credits

from Citrus, released May 12, 2022
Ben Crouse, Pete Collova, Max Gohman, Will Gohman, Olivia Holgate, Danny Walsh

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Cult Candy Minneapolis, Minnesota

Midwest Indie Band
Pre-order Citrus EP dropping May 12th

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