Should have looked both ways before I let you cross my mind
Didn't see it coming 'cause I've never seen your kind
Zero to hundred ain’t too fast
But you at a thousand just like that
So run that back 'cause you so bad let’s do this one more time
Ooo
Please don’t go
Ooo
Please don’t go
Thought I made the rules until you redefined the game
Trying to keep it cool but damn you’re fire like a flame
Every move I make you match
You know how to light me up like that
Wish I didn't want it but I do so won’t you stay
Please don't go
Please don't go, don’t go
Please don't go
Please don't go, don’t go
You could be the end of me
But if it kills me I still want you as a ghost
Yeah I would give you anything
Just please don't go
Oh I hope you're happy that you ruined me for good
Set the bar too high I swear you always knew you would
I don't know how I will survive
If I let you walk out of my life
So come on back to bed and let’s wake up the neighbourhood
Please don't go
Please don't go
Please don't go
Please don't go
Please don’t, please don’t go
Six60 is a New Zealand indie rock band, formed in Dunedin in 2010. The group consists of Matiu Walters (vocals), Jimmy Christmas (guitar), Eli Wolfe (bass), Conor O'Neill (keyboards) and Reuel Rakii (drums). Six60 has achieved massive success in New Zealand, selling over 500,000 albums and winning numerous music awards. Their sound is characterized by catchy melodies, introspective lyrics and a strong live presence. Among Six60's most famous songs are "Don't Forget Your Roots", "Rise Up 2.0" and "Perfect Light". Their self-titled debut album in 2013 marked the beginning of their rise, followed by successes like "Fire in My Veins" (2017) and "The Greatest Show on Earth" (2021). Six60 is considered one of the most important bands in contemporary New Zealand music.
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