Tamara Laurel - Dying

Can’t believe so much time has passed
When you’re standing still it sure goes by so fast
Still feels like yesterday was the last
Time you ever left

Tried to change it but you had made up your mind
You and me and Oklahoma had died
I remember it pouring like crazy that night
But I, I’ve tried to forget the rest

I never liked the lightning
Could feel it hit right inside of me
My love for you is one last cigarette
And I might be dying
I might be dying

Everyone smiles and they all say
Save your tears girl, you’re just at that age
Of moving and leaving and making mistakes
Don’t you let him define you

But they weren’t there when we’d fall asleep
And they weren’t there on that empty uptown street
When you said something simple that made me finally believe
If they were, they’d be dying too

I never liked the lightning
Could feel it hit right inside of me
My love for you is one last cigarette
And I might be dying
I might be dying

Feels like I’m standing in the path of a train
Tempting God and screaming out your name
The tracks are trembling, I should jump out of the way
But I, I think I’m dying, Oh I, I’m dying

I never liked the lightning
I could feel it hit right inside of me
My love for you is one last cigarette and
I might be dying
I never liked the lightning
I could feel it hit right inside of me
My love for you is one last cigarette and
I might be dying
I think I’m dying