Pumpkin Lattes Lyrics

Fur mittens wrapped around a vase

With grooves your mittens couldn't trace

You felt impelled to buy the thing

Before you realized someone had scuffed it in a sink

The daylight sun bites

Nip your crown

The old sensations

Never come around

The common attributes of falling hell

Were different years ago and you can tell

Fall fests and your corn maze dates

Were a piece of your mid-October haze

The daylight sun bites

Nip your crown

You're getting older

And you're feeling down

The friends that you used to hang with are far away

So you drink your pumpkin lattes every single day

And now you've gained probably 20 pounds

Gotta look at old photos just to prove

In fall's past you'd run a lot

A spitting image of health that the winter couldn't stop

The old days won't stay

No matter what

Your past and present

Are the future's waste

You're turning away the habits you wish had stayed

Exchange them for pumpkin lattes, mentally away

Fighting bitter impulses to feel pretty

In Autumn decay

The pictures and the palates are fading gray

And grasping to ideas that feel conflated

Now that I've aged

Hoping that new memories will go away

Spend light inside

Bars downtown

Crave live in light

Wish I'd come around

I'm burning with all discomforts and nowhere found

Drinking a pumpkin latte as the snowfall mounts

Changing in pressure matter when the hours ground

Drips of my pumpkin lattes can't quell what's inbound

Rushing to the bathroom, hoping for some water

But the city shut it off last week

Hundred plus and climbing up the old church ornamentation and it's

Clawing at my throat as we speak

Familiar brand new faces as I head south-bound

Nostalgia for pumpkin lattes as my face hits the ground