Maybe I left my lights on once again,
And maybe, I didn’t look both ways before I started crossing.
And yes, I lit his cigarette, but I thought that he’d forget
And baby, that’s his addiction
Now I know I shouldn’t have let things go so far,
I won’t forget, but just see
I was addicted, how? I don’t know.
So sparkle, little fairy princess,
I’m sure doctor knows just what’s best,
I think you should take him in hand.
Cry your way through life decisions,
Don’t let reason start to seep in,
Put it in your five-year plan.
Yes, I lit his cigarette, but I thought that he’d forget
And baby, that’s his addiction
Now I know I shouldn’t have let things go so far
Past what I meant, but just see
You’re his addiction now.
So maybe, we should let past things pass.
And I know, that’s a question I should not have asked.
And yes, I lit his cigarette, but I thought that he’d forget
And baby, that’s his addiction
Now I know that I could feel
That pain you thought would never heal, but just see
That’s my addiction now.
I know I shouldn’t have let things go so far, I won’t forget, but just see
That’s your addiction now.
I know I shouldn’t have let things go so far, I do regret,
But let’s not make it our addiction now.
I don’t know how. I don’t know.
Beautiful songwriting held up by nuanced arrangement, delicately shifting between styles while never losing sight of the emotional core. Love it. Nathan Harrison
Babehoven returns with another record of indie folk songs about love, connection, and the fragility of human relationships. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 24, 2024