Radio Woman
Lyrics
Sitting around, waiting for nothing to happen
The days are short we like the night better anyway
She's quiet, staring off into the distance
Where the purples and blues muddle themselves into grey
But the man on the radio sings a song about a woman
A life-affirming melody from his soul
While I fight for anything from my mind
A place inhospitably cold
I can feel it when I'm with you
I feel like I belong in this place
I can feel it when I'm with you
And I can see it in your face
The static fuzz of a neon sign surrounds you
And the clinking of glasses will make you feel alone
But a dim-lit room full of strangers you never knew
And an empty glass is better than the cold
But the man on the radio sings a song about a woman
A life-affirming melody from his soul
While I fight for anything from my mind
A place inhospitably cold
I can feel it when I'm with you
I feel like I belong in this place
I can feel it when I'm with you
And I can see it in your face
Sitting around, waiting for nothing to happen
The days are short we like the night better anyway
She's quiet, staring off into the distance
Where the purples and blues muddle themselves into grey
But the man on the radio sings a song about a woman
A life-affirming melody from his soul
While I fight for anything from my mind
A place inhospitably cold
I can feel it when I'm with you
I feel like I belong in this place
I can feel it when I'm with you
And I can see it in your face
The static fuzz of a neon sign surrounds you
And the clinking of glasses will make you feel alone
But a dim-lit room full of strangers you never knew
And an empty glass is better than the cold
But the man on the radio sings a song about a woman
A life-affirming melody from his soul
While I fight for anything from my mind
A place inhospitably cold
I can feel it when I'm with you
I feel like I belong in this place
I can feel it when I'm with you
And I can see it in your face
Writer(s): Maxwell Sires
Copyright(s): Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
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