Calendars

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I’m not sure if you remember
But I wrote you a song in December
There’s a certain amount of uncertainty
That comes to you when it comes to me

If November was the beginning
Then why wasn’t I singing
You say November it began
But I thought October was the end
You live inside a calendar
Except you think it’s June again
July was two months ago
I think it’s time you let it go

The first time that I saw you was two Aprils ago
But it took me until that August to even say hello
Days and months and years could pass
But nothing you say will ever last
You say I jump to conclusions a little too fast
But I say I won’t let my heart collapse

If May was just a maybe
How could September have ever saved me
I don’t know what I was thinking
But you don’t remember what you were drinking
You live inside a calendar
Where every day is a new song
By January I was lost
By February you were gone

If November was the beginning
Then why wasn’t I singing
You say November it began
But I thought October was the end
You live inside a calendar
Except you think it’s June again
July was two months ago
I think it’s time you let it go


If November was the beginning
Then why wasn’t I singing
You say November it began
But I thought October was the end
You live inside a calendar
Except you think it’s June again
July was two months ago
I think it’s time you let it go

It’s not that I can’t sing you love songs
It’s just I don’t know what to write
The system has some flaws
But none worth putting up a fight
There’s a very distinct difference
In doing wrong and right
It’s not that I can’t sing you love songs
It’s just I don’t know what to write

lyrics by Emily Horton, August 2014.

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from The Immortals, released April 18, 2015

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