melatonin, rewritten (live from quarantine) Lyrics

Sam looks over his book

And meets her eyes

He blushes, she smiles

Window panes paint his boyish grin

Her heart skips and she hides it

Three weeks later

They're running the street

She wears dresses

Outside it's forty degrees

He asks her why

She just smiles

He walks the dog

She turns out the lights

Brick walls

Red wine

They take melatonin

And climb in bed

Three weeks later

She walks out of her shop

Turns the key

Dumps the mop

And he wasn't there to walk her home

She walks the dog

He turns out his lights

Brick walls

Red wine

She takes melatonin

And he climbs alone in his bed

At least that's what she expected

He hops of the train in Brooklyn New York

And cuts to a corner store

He buys the paper

And walks to the shore

She's sitting in a white dress

She walked towards the rivers edge

He watches her end it

White flash

Black sky