A poignant tale of loss and regret, this melody explores the passage of time and the impact of choices made. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who, despite facing adversity, chose to hold on longer than others but ultimately decided to leave for Denver. This departure leaves the narrator in a state of confusion, questioning what this individual knew that they did not. The mention of growing older and having kids underlines life's inexorable march forward. It's an exploration of how decisions shape our lives and how sometimes those decisions can leave others behind in their wake, struggling to make sense of it all. #LifeChoices #TimeAndRegret
Left For Denver
Lyrics
What time was it
When you were only 18 years old?
You crossed the street, you crossed your legs
You came across a little cold
And it was all, it was all
Falling apart (falling apart)
What time, what time was it
When you were in the eighth grade
You brought the box up to the high school
You spiked the Gatorade
And it was all for, for the weekend
It was all, all still falling apart
I didn't say you'd be better off if you quit
Everyone left as you held on longer than the rest
What made you leave? And when you did you left for Denver
Why? What did you know that I did not?
That I did not?
Oh is it one, or is it two
Or is it three kids now?
They mark the time, they draw the lines
Around your eyelids now
And is it all still, for the weekend?
Is it all, all still falling apart?
I didn't say you'd be better off if you quit
Everyone left as you held on longer than the rest
What made you leave? And when you did you left for Denver
Why? What did you know that I did not?
That I did not?
Writer(s): Wesley Schultz, Jeremiah Fraites
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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