Lyrics 1937 State Park - Live at Brooklyn Steel - Car Seat Headrest

No one should ever have to look at themselves

I steer clear of graveyards
They are cliche
In my death-obsessed generation

No one should ever have to look at themselves

High school teen dream dies in the hospital
Leaves behind a journal and a pair of Air Jordan's
Lyrics of popular rock ballads
Changed to include his name

I'm taking back my heart
You were digging a hole for it six feet deep
(At the state park, at the state park)

I didn't want you to hear
That shake in my voice
My pain is my own
And when the cops shook me down
I cried walking home
I cried walking home

You and me are connected now
We were in one photograph and we don't even look happy
I can't commit to a crime to commit
I need to get one done for the biography because

When I split the scene
Leave the party early
What am I leaving behind me?
Just a memory
Another body
It ain't no pair of Air Jordan's

Something is ringing
Death is playing his
Xylophone ribs for me

I didn't want you to hear
That shake in my voice
My pain is my own
And when the cops shook me down
I cried walking home
I cried walking home

I didn't want you to hear
That shake in my voice
My pain is my own
And when the cops shook me down
I cried walking home
I cried walking home, home
Yeah, yeah, yeah

Don't worry
I'm worrying for two
So don't worry baby
Don't worry
I'm worrying for two
So don't worry baby

New York! Thank you so much. I think we got one more, and I think it's gonna be a request