Baseball Season Lyrics

And you felt like

fall mornings and hot coffee

Like the warmth in John Legend's voice

You smelled of something beautiful

I assume

I can't smell and neither can you

Each of us anosmic and you're probably blind

I've got mirrors in my house

I know I'm not worth your time

I see you

Resplendent and wonderful

And I see me

Just a Midwest mistake in a t-shirt and jeans

I should have been more cautious

I could have been more reserved

You were a lovely note in songs played by buskers in the winter

You were all things bright and true

I gave you my best, I was never good enough for you

Yeah, I was never enough for you

You taste like sweet honey on my lips

Or cocaine on fingertips

You sound like holy words that I knew

Sung out of tune

Or whispered soft in my bedroom

Oh, you can't really whisper, but darling, I don't really mind

I've had tinnitus in these ears

And your voice is just so kind

And I see you

Bright-eyed adorable

I see me

I'm just an anchor on your ship while you're still at sea

I should have been more cautious

I could have been more reserved

You were a lovely note in songs played by buskers in the winter

You were all things bright and true

I gave you my best, I was never good enough for you

Yeah, I was never enough for you

Yea I was never enough

La la la, la la la

I miss you most in baseball season

Miserable and you're the reason

My Good Place shifted all the way to bad

Cause you're the best I never had

La la la, la la la

I miss you most in baseball season

Miserable and you're the reason

My Good Place shifted all the way to bad

Cause you're the best I never had

La la la, la la la

La la la, la la la