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lyrics

I wasn’t expecting much
And good thing, cause you really would have let me down
Now I feel we’re losing touch
And I’m wondering if I should stick around

Cause here’s the thing: you don’t really care about me
There’s a hundred other people put before me
But silence instead of a “no”
It’s like should I stay or should I go
So I press send and then I wait around

I never had illusions about what I meant to you
I know exactly where we stand
I tell myself it’s nothing personal as I am waiting here
Just another one of your 773 unread messages

I spend hours composing texts
Analyzing, asking for advice
But all of them just stay unread
And I doubt that you even think twice

Cause here’s the thing: you don’t really care about me
There’s a hundred other people put before me
I’m sure it doesn’t bother you
But I am left feeling uncool
When I press send and then I wait around

I never had illusions about what I meant to you
I know exactly where we stand
I tell myself it’s nothing personal as I am waiting here
Just another one of your 1,162 unread messages

And I don’t really trust you
But you haven’t given me a reason to
I've seen you push others away
And that could be me on any given day
I know that you won’t give me the attention that I need
But I’m so desperate to be wanted so I’ll keep sending 'til you read

I never had illusions about what I meant to you
I know exactly where we stand
I tell myself it’s nothing personal as I am waiting here
Just another one of your 2,245 unread messages

credits

from Everywhere and Nowhere, released April 23, 2021
Words and music by Anne Reburn
Produced by Bill Lefler
Mixed by Andrew Oedel at Ghost Hit Recording
Mastered by Hans DeKline

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