Take me back to June
Sky was powder blue
Even on a weekday
We'd be out till two
Driving with a view
Singing outta tune
Got me so distracted
Could only stare at you you you
So how you hurt so good
But the summers almost over
The air is getting colder
But I understood
Before it even happened
That this would feel like magic
But now we're older
What happens now
I can't control it
All my love I should've sold it
I could've smoked it
Would've rolled it
I should've known it
What happens now
What happens now
That we're older
Golden days they can't be over
All my love I should've sold it
I could've smoked it
Would've rolled it
I should've known it
What happens now
What happens now
What happens now
Oooh
What happens now
What happens now?
Barefoot in my boots
You in skater shoes
Racing down the hallway
Screaming that I'd lose
Then it was see you soon
My flight takes off at noon
All this overthinking
All these wasted feelings
But now we're older
What happens now
I can't control it
All my love I should've sold it
I could've smoked it
Would've rolled it
I should've known it
What happens now
What happens now
That we're older
Golden days they can't be over
All my love I should've sold it
I could've smoked it
Would've rolled it
I should've known it
What happens now
What happens now
What happens now
But I just can't seem to put us down
So is it too late honey for us now
But I just can't seem to put us down
So is it too late honey for us now
What happens now
What happens now?
That we're older
Golden days they can't be over
All my love I should've sold it
I could've smoked it
Would've rolled it
I should've known it
What happens now
What happens now
What happens now
Dasha - What Happens Now? Album Lyrics
Dasha - What Happens Now? Lyrics
Writer: Anna Novotny, James Bairian, Louis Castle
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
42
You ask how many more days
And i say 42
Till i move back to Nashville
Said you've been counting too
It's strange how in November
It'll be a year of missing you
I almost can't believe it
I get to see you soon
More than just visit i'll be living 10 from you
I'm praying that we'll pick up
Right where we left off in that back room
So tell all the girls you've been kissing that they had a good run
But it's all over and through
Tell them that your little lady's moving back to the city
And that it's not them...
It's that i finally get to have you
In your penthouse with the bad view
And my tooth brush in your bathroom
You can tell i'm tryna act cool
But do i finally get to have you?
Met you in the red lights
Laughing like a kid
The first time that you kissed me
I got back my innocence
Took two week till i'm leaving
Now 4 shoes on the front porch all makes sense
It all makes sense
And if i never left, we wouldn't be on the phone
I'd be sleeping on your chest, not this king size alone
And we'd be more than a picture we drew up in our heads
And i'd finally get to give you my best
And i'd tell the boys i've been kissing that they had a good run
But it's all over and through
I'd tell them that your little lady's moving back to the city
And that it's not them...
It's that you finally get to have me
Almost naked in your backseat
You bite my lip cause I keep laughing
Never felt this f*cking happy
And now you finally get to have me
And i say 42
Till i move back to Nashville
Said you've been counting too
It's strange how in November
It'll be a year of missing you
I almost can't believe it
I get to see you soon
More than just visit i'll be living 10 from you
I'm praying that we'll pick up
Right where we left off in that back room
So tell all the girls you've been kissing that they had a good run
But it's all over and through
Tell them that your little lady's moving back to the city
And that it's not them...
It's that i finally get to have you
In your penthouse with the bad view
And my tooth brush in your bathroom
You can tell i'm tryna act cool
But do i finally get to have you?
Met you in the red lights
Laughing like a kid
The first time that you kissed me
I got back my innocence
Took two week till i'm leaving
Now 4 shoes on the front porch all makes sense
It all makes sense
And if i never left, we wouldn't be on the phone
I'd be sleeping on your chest, not this king size alone
And we'd be more than a picture we drew up in our heads
And i'd finally get to give you my best
And i'd tell the boys i've been kissing that they had a good run
But it's all over and through
I'd tell them that your little lady's moving back to the city
And that it's not them...
It's that you finally get to have me
Almost naked in your backseat
You bite my lip cause I keep laughing
Never felt this f*cking happy
And now you finally get to have me
Writer: Anna Novotny, Jack Schrepferman
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Drown Me
You know that I would let you drown me
I always try to save somebody
Put your hands
On my chest
Push me under
Take my breath
You know I'd let ya
But maybe that's just how you want me
As your victim sayin sorry
I'm turning blue
And fading black
But I know
There's no turning back
Once I let ya
And god I'll let ya
Empty all the air inside my lungs
And choke me in the water
Even when you think I've had enough
Then hold me even harder
Drown me, baby drown me
Love and hate just ain't that different
I wanna stab you and then kiss it
I'm a feign I'm so sick
Tryna get my final hit
If it kills me
So baby kill me
Empty all the air inside my lungs
And choke me in the water
Even when you think I've had enough
Then hold me even harder
Baby drown me
If you need me
Ooohh
I'm infatuated baby with the way you make me hate you
And I'd tuck myself into the tides if that meant I could save you
So drown me
So baby drown me
Baby drown me
I always try to save somebody
Put your hands
On my chest
Push me under
Take my breath
You know I'd let ya
But maybe that's just how you want me
As your victim sayin sorry
I'm turning blue
And fading black
But I know
There's no turning back
Once I let ya
And god I'll let ya
Empty all the air inside my lungs
And choke me in the water
Even when you think I've had enough
Then hold me even harder
Drown me, baby drown me
Love and hate just ain't that different
I wanna stab you and then kiss it
I'm a feign I'm so sick
Tryna get my final hit
If it kills me
So baby kill me
Empty all the air inside my lungs
And choke me in the water
Even when you think I've had enough
Then hold me even harder
Baby drown me
If you need me
Ooohh
I'm infatuated baby with the way you make me hate you
And I'd tuck myself into the tides if that meant I could save you
So drown me
So baby drown me
Baby drown me
Writer: Anna Novotny, Taylor Fernandez, Zach Stein
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Austin
We had a plan, move out of this town, baby
West to the sand, it's all we talked about lately
I'd pack the car, bring your guitar and Jane for smoking
First thing at dawn you'd cue the songs and we'd get going
But you weren't home, waited on the porch for ya
Sat there alone, all throughout the morn 'til I
Got a hunch, down in my gut and snuck around the back
Empty cans and I'll be damned, your shit was never packed
Did your boots stop workin'?
Did your truck break down? (Truck break down)
Did you burn through money?
Did your ex find out? (Ex find out)
Where there's a will then there's a way
And I'm damn sure you lost it
Didn't even say goodbye
Just wish I knew what caused it
Was the whiskey flowin'?
Were you in a fight? (In a fight)
Did the nerves come get you?
What's your alibi? (Alibi)
I made my way back to LA
And that's where you'll be forgotten
In forty years you'll still be here
Drunk, washed up in Austin
A hell of bluff you had me believin'
How many months did you plan on leaving?
What happened? Bad habits?
Did you go back? Go batshit?
I loved you, how tragic ohh-oh
Did your boots stop workin'?
Did your truck break down? (Truck break down)
Did you burn through money?
Did your ex find out? (Ex find out)
Where there's a will then there's a way
And I'm damn sure you lost it
Didn't even say goodbye
Just wish I knew what caused it
Was the whiskey flowing?
Were you in a fight? (In a fight)
Did the nerves come get you?
What's your alibi? (Alibi)
I made my way back to LA
And that's where you'll be forgotten
In forty years you'll still be here
Drunk, washed up in Austin
Did your truck break down?
Did you ex find out?
West to the sand, it's all we talked about lately
I'd pack the car, bring your guitar and Jane for smoking
First thing at dawn you'd cue the songs and we'd get going
But you weren't home, waited on the porch for ya
Sat there alone, all throughout the morn 'til I
Got a hunch, down in my gut and snuck around the back
Empty cans and I'll be damned, your shit was never packed
Did your boots stop workin'?
Did your truck break down? (Truck break down)
Did you burn through money?
Did your ex find out? (Ex find out)
Where there's a will then there's a way
And I'm damn sure you lost it
Didn't even say goodbye
Just wish I knew what caused it
Was the whiskey flowin'?
Were you in a fight? (In a fight)
Did the nerves come get you?
What's your alibi? (Alibi)
I made my way back to LA
And that's where you'll be forgotten
In forty years you'll still be here
Drunk, washed up in Austin
A hell of bluff you had me believin'
How many months did you plan on leaving?
What happened? Bad habits?
Did you go back? Go batshit?
I loved you, how tragic ohh-oh
Did your boots stop workin'?
Did your truck break down? (Truck break down)
Did you burn through money?
Did your ex find out? (Ex find out)
Where there's a will then there's a way
And I'm damn sure you lost it
Didn't even say goodbye
Just wish I knew what caused it
Was the whiskey flowing?
Were you in a fight? (In a fight)
Did the nerves come get you?
What's your alibi? (Alibi)
I made my way back to LA
And that's where you'll be forgotten
In forty years you'll still be here
Drunk, washed up in Austin
Did your truck break down?
Did you ex find out?
Writer: Adam Wendler,Anna Novotny, Cheyenne Arnspiger, Kenneth Heidelman
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
King of California
That hot Sunday in Texas
Where I ate my tears for breakfast and drove out
Your silence really said it
As I took that final exit out of town
Every once in a while through those Northern pines
See the light that I turned off come on again
'Cause I've been born in the orange
With the king of California, but no
Not even the sun compares to you
And I've been drowned in the sound of
The Carolina mountains, but no
Not even the rain hits like you do
So what's the use?
Can't change it now
But the should've, would've, could've gets so loud
So what's the use?
I've kissed around
Oh, I've tried and I've tried
But the flame just won't go out
It won't go out
Left my heart there on the concrete
There with all your dirty laundry and where were you?
Where were you?
I never did recover
I just painted all those days in shades of blue
And where were you?
Every once in a while through those Northern pines
See the light that I turned off come on again
'Cause I've been born in the orange
With the king of California, but no
Not even the sun compares to you
Oh, I've been drowned in the sound of
The Carolina mountains, but no
Not even the rain hits like you do
So where do I-
Do I go now?
Will I hate myself for not tracking you down?
Oh, we're not kids
We're all grown now
You're the closest thing to heaven that I've found
So don't you let this flame burn out
Well, I think I might've lost it
'Cause I just touched down in Austin on a one way
And I bet that you're out drinking in the bar you used to live in
Let's see if this thing's burning, first round's on me
Where I ate my tears for breakfast and drove out
Your silence really said it
As I took that final exit out of town
Every once in a while through those Northern pines
See the light that I turned off come on again
'Cause I've been born in the orange
With the king of California, but no
Not even the sun compares to you
And I've been drowned in the sound of
The Carolina mountains, but no
Not even the rain hits like you do
So what's the use?
Can't change it now
But the should've, would've, could've gets so loud
So what's the use?
I've kissed around
Oh, I've tried and I've tried
But the flame just won't go out
It won't go out
Left my heart there on the concrete
There with all your dirty laundry and where were you?
Where were you?
I never did recover
I just painted all those days in shades of blue
And where were you?
Every once in a while through those Northern pines
See the light that I turned off come on again
'Cause I've been born in the orange
With the king of California, but no
Not even the sun compares to you
Oh, I've been drowned in the sound of
The Carolina mountains, but no
Not even the rain hits like you do
So where do I-
Do I go now?
Will I hate myself for not tracking you down?
Oh, we're not kids
We're all grown now
You're the closest thing to heaven that I've found
So don't you let this flame burn out
Well, I think I might've lost it
'Cause I just touched down in Austin on a one way
And I bet that you're out drinking in the bar you used to live in
Let's see if this thing's burning, first round's on me
Writer: Anna Dasha Novotny, Louis Castle
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Talk of the Town
Well I heard it from your mama
And you heard it from mine
They were talking bout us in the grocery line
Gave them stuck up no ones something new to say
Well he said she said it was only time
Till one of us went and crossed that line
A weekend secret splashed across the page
Oooh
Guess it's our big debut
Let's give them something to talk about
Baby we're the talk of the town
Let's give them shit to go on about
Baby they're all talking now
Cause the smallest towns
Have the biggest mouths
And this one sure gets loud
Oh would you look at me now
Would you look at me now
Baby we're the talk of the town
Too much coors light 4th of July
Thought everyone was staring at the sparks in the sky
Not the ones that you made with your breath across my face
Used to make me cry when I was 10
Cause I was just your sisters friend
We wrote our names in the wet concrete at your place
Ooooh
Look at us breaking news
Let's give them something to talk about
Baby we're the talk of the town
Let's give them shit to go on about
Baby they're all talking now
Cause the smallest towns
Have the biggest mouths
And this one sure gets loud
Oh would you look at me now
Would you look at me now
Baby we're the talk of the town
Town
Cause everybody know and everybody knows
And everybody knows about us
Everybody know and everybody knows
Yeah everybody knows about us
Cause the smallest towns
Have the biggest mouths
And this one sure gets loud
Oh would you look at me now
Would you look at me now
Baby we're the talk of the town
Yeah baby we're the talk of the town
And you heard it from mine
They were talking bout us in the grocery line
Gave them stuck up no ones something new to say
Well he said she said it was only time
Till one of us went and crossed that line
A weekend secret splashed across the page
Oooh
Guess it's our big debut
Let's give them something to talk about
Baby we're the talk of the town
Let's give them shit to go on about
Baby they're all talking now
Cause the smallest towns
Have the biggest mouths
And this one sure gets loud
Oh would you look at me now
Would you look at me now
Baby we're the talk of the town
Too much coors light 4th of July
Thought everyone was staring at the sparks in the sky
Not the ones that you made with your breath across my face
Used to make me cry when I was 10
Cause I was just your sisters friend
We wrote our names in the wet concrete at your place
Ooooh
Look at us breaking news
Let's give them something to talk about
Baby we're the talk of the town
Let's give them shit to go on about
Baby they're all talking now
Cause the smallest towns
Have the biggest mouths
And this one sure gets loud
Oh would you look at me now
Would you look at me now
Baby we're the talk of the town
Town
Cause everybody know and everybody knows
And everybody knows about us
Everybody know and everybody knows
Yeah everybody knows about us
Cause the smallest towns
Have the biggest mouths
And this one sure gets loud
Oh would you look at me now
Would you look at me now
Baby we're the talk of the town
Yeah baby we're the talk of the town
Writer: Anna Novotny, James Bairian, Louis Castle
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Even Cowboys Cry
Well, I bet your dad never showed you how to cry
So you talk to your ceilings to get you by
Well baby I'll admit it, you put on a good show
But I'm a half joint down and I'm ready to go
Tell me what'll get you dancing on these two left feet
How 'bout I'll give you a smile and a kick drum beat?
I've seen a glimpse of the child that you got inside
When we're on the highway singing to the sky
Maybe someday you'll ask him to stay for a while
Everyone's fighting something
And baby, I know you're tired
Of building that fence so high
So let it fall down tonight
And I know that your boots are muddy
But you can hang 'em up next to mine
You ain't gotta lie
'Cause even cowboys cry
Mama didn't make it easy in a one room house
Now you're seeing all things you had to live without
You keep looking for love but you're scared as hell
You keep finding reasons not to love yourself
And all the walls won't cave when you ask for help, mhh
Everyone's fighting something
And baby, I know you're tired
Of building that fence so high
So let it fall down tonight
And I know that your boots are muddy
But you can hang 'em up next to mine
You ain't gotta lie
'Cause even cowboys cry
All those girls they come along and man, they fall so fast
But you keep finding reasons you can't love them back
And I'll never stop trying to heal your broken past
You say compared to me, they're in white and black
You said all them girls, they're in white and black
So you talk to your ceilings to get you by
Well baby I'll admit it, you put on a good show
But I'm a half joint down and I'm ready to go
Tell me what'll get you dancing on these two left feet
How 'bout I'll give you a smile and a kick drum beat?
I've seen a glimpse of the child that you got inside
When we're on the highway singing to the sky
Maybe someday you'll ask him to stay for a while
Everyone's fighting something
And baby, I know you're tired
Of building that fence so high
So let it fall down tonight
And I know that your boots are muddy
But you can hang 'em up next to mine
You ain't gotta lie
'Cause even cowboys cry
Mama didn't make it easy in a one room house
Now you're seeing all things you had to live without
You keep looking for love but you're scared as hell
You keep finding reasons not to love yourself
And all the walls won't cave when you ask for help, mhh
Everyone's fighting something
And baby, I know you're tired
Of building that fence so high
So let it fall down tonight
And I know that your boots are muddy
But you can hang 'em up next to mine
You ain't gotta lie
'Cause even cowboys cry
All those girls they come along and man, they fall so fast
But you keep finding reasons you can't love them back
And I'll never stop trying to heal your broken past
You say compared to me, they're in white and black
You said all them girls, they're in white and black
Writer: Anna Dasha Novotny, Bardo William Novotny, Cheyenna Arnspiger, Cole Hutzler, Kenneth Travis Heidelman
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Share This City
Well I bet you take the same roads
Going downtown in your nice clothes
Yeah I bet you hit the same bars, throwing the same darts, piercing the same heart
I bet you still tell the same jokes
I've been avoiding all the places that we used to love
And heaven only knows I don't get out enough
Maybe we should we call it truce, cause maybe I'll run into you
I tried to lock you out
Like it's my house
Just like I owned this city
You probably miss these streets
Just like me
These neon lights all pretty
Always thought that moving on meant one of us should leave
So I tried to lock you out
But maybe now
We can share this city
Well it's two for one on broadway
And the weathers looking nice
And I'll be here by the same booth, on the same stool, like we used to
If you wanna come on by, like old times
Man I've been dodgin' all the places that we used to go
And living to avoid you is just getting old
Aybe if I'm telling the truth
I kinda wanna run into you
I tried to lock you out
Like it's my house
Just like I owned this city
You probably miss these streets
Just like me
These neon lights all pretty
Always thought that moving on meant one of us should leave
So I tried to lock you out
But maybe now
We can share this city
Going downtown in your nice clothes
Yeah I bet you hit the same bars, throwing the same darts, piercing the same heart
I bet you still tell the same jokes
I've been avoiding all the places that we used to love
And heaven only knows I don't get out enough
Maybe we should we call it truce, cause maybe I'll run into you
I tried to lock you out
Like it's my house
Just like I owned this city
You probably miss these streets
Just like me
These neon lights all pretty
Always thought that moving on meant one of us should leave
So I tried to lock you out
But maybe now
We can share this city
Well it's two for one on broadway
And the weathers looking nice
And I'll be here by the same booth, on the same stool, like we used to
If you wanna come on by, like old times
Man I've been dodgin' all the places that we used to go
And living to avoid you is just getting old
Aybe if I'm telling the truth
I kinda wanna run into you
I tried to lock you out
Like it's my house
Just like I owned this city
You probably miss these streets
Just like me
These neon lights all pretty
Always thought that moving on meant one of us should leave
So I tried to lock you out
But maybe now
We can share this city
Writer: Anna Novotny, Keir Gibson, Travis Heidelman
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
