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El Segundo
02:50
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This has to be a dream
I'm sleeping my life away
Stranger than it seems
Don't think I woke up today
You say you're at the beach
I say I'm in a hurricane
Just far enough to reach
And I don't feel okay
I never feel okay
But this has to be the part
Where I start reading books again
Yeah I could even start
writing good hooks again
But I cannot relax
Perpetually stuck between
Wanting to be the best that's ever done it
And not wanting to breathe
When I don't feel okay
I never feel okay anyways
I got a lot to say
But this has to be the day
where I tried it all for you
It's 82 degrees in El Segundo
and somehow I still feel like it's
Boston in February
but that's okay
'cause I dropped it all for you
There's so getting sober
just getting older
and hoping that we don't die along the way
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COYOTE HOTLINE Boston, Massachusetts
Coyote Hotline is the solo project of 21-year-old multi-instrumentalist Graham Crolley.
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