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de Maggie Rogers

I can see all night you've been on split stones
We've been playing loud
Picking at our souls like we didn't notice
Like we were only playing with the sound

Trying to control what was all over
I never knew how then to just go and let it out
Let it out

If you could fight
If you could choose
If you could say all the things you wanted to
If you couldn't lie
If you would only move like you had something to lose
If you could cry
You gotta sleep it off
If you could feel everything you've ever crossed
If you couldn't lie
You would only move like you had something to lose
Like you had something to lose
Like you had something to lose

I'm not saying that I didn't speak up
That it didn't creep up on me all the time
I'm just saying there was a window
Where you could've let go in that place sometimes

Laughing all it off like it was innocent
And all I ever wanted was to give you a way to let it out
Let it out

If you could fight
If you could choose
If you could say all the things you wanted to
If you couldn't lie
If you would only move like you had something to lose
If you could cry
You gotta sleep it off
If you could feel everything you've ever crossed
If you couldn't lie
You would only move like you had something to lose
Like you had something to lose
Like you had something to lose

I could see us there, you staring at me
And me just praying for it
I could see us there standing cheek to cheek
And counting week by week
Pushing everything off a cliff
I could see us there
Oh, I could see us there
[Chorus]
If you could fight
If you could choose
If you could say all the things you wanted to
If you couldn't lie
If you would only move like you had something to lose
If you could cry
You gotta sleep it off
If you could feel everything you've ever crossed
If you couldn't lie
You would only move like you had something to lose
Like you had something to lose
Like you had something to lose
Like you had something to lose

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