Groceries & Graffiti Lyrics

Two weeks and I'm not the same

You shouldn't even know my name

How am I supposed to be okay

When I don't know the one to blame?

Four in the morning

I've been up since two, you know this

Acquiescence

Ain't that how he'd describe this?

Burning pictures

Aren't we all vulnerable people?

You've taken over

Keeping me from my closure

Two weeks and I'm not the same

You shouldn't even know my name

How am I supposed to be okay

When I don't know the one to blame?

But two months ain't wasted away these

Hotel lobbies smell like change

And your voice has not stopped echoing

And I don't know the one to blame

Yeah

Two weeks and I'm not the same

You shouldn't even know my name

How am I supposed to be okay

When I don't know the one to blame?

Two months ain't wasted away these

Hotel lobbies smell like change

And your voice has not stopped echoing

And I don't know the one to blame

Got me feeling the way that I used to

Back when me and Abby thought we knew

How to run away to Tuvalu

And be back after a week or two

Aye aye aye, ya girl's still mentally high

In the cinema's bright neon sign

Counting between the traffic lights

Groceries and graffiti every night

But now I've got the stories and the songs

And I'd wish you'd been there all along

I wish the way you made me feel was wrong

But I'm thinking 'bout you all night long

And I'm in the Italian grocery line

As I watch my whole world come alive

Stole his glasses, but I call you mine

Groceries and graffiti every night

Two weeks and I'm not the same

You shouldn't even know my name

How am I supposed to be okay

When I don't know the one to blame?

Two months ain't wasted away these

Hotel lobbies smell like change

And your voice has not stopped echoing

And I don't know the one to blame

And the tears are streaming down my face

All while you're scattered haphazardly

And I'm dancing 'round each puzzle piece

To your song that's playing in the streets

And I swear we're already intertwined

So that before I met you that night

I had already ruined your life

Groceries and graffiti every night