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Letter Song (feat. KAYE)
03:30
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Woke up doing poses
That’s your resolution
Baby steps smaller doses
Microevolution
We’re holding ourselves back from the world we both want to live in
Give up all your chocolates
And fast when you wake
Doc found a blockage
In your heart yesterday
The way to stop it’s just by letting yourself give in
So write it down, down, down, down, down, down, down
Write it down, down, down, down, down, down, down
Write it down, down, down, down, down, down, down
Just write your letter
In our own special code
I'll translate all your dashes and dots
Into thoughts into thoughts
When will you fax me that
Romantic response
Just send your letter
I'll go wait by the box
In her thoughts Inner thoughts
I'll go wait by the box
In her thoughts Inner thoughts
Chasing your peanuts
While reality don’t set in
Wipe up with kleenex
When all the creeping doubts get in
You’re scared to open up when there’s so much on the line
Back to all those crunches
Keep off the old years weight
Romantic brunches
If you stop all the same charades
We’re holding ourselves back from the love that we want to find
So write it down, down, down, down, down, down, down
Write it down, down, down, down, down, down, down
Write it down, down, down, down, down, down, down
Just write your letter
In our own special code
I'll translate all your dashes and dots
Into thoughts into thoughts
When will you fax me that
Romantic response
Just send your letter
I'll go wait by the box
In her thoughts Inner thoughts
I'll go wait by the box
In her thoughts Inner thoughts
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Tennis Elbow New York, New York
Ryan Wentz lives in New York City and makes tennis music.
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