Written by leah andreone
Can you find last night for me
Repeat what he said to me
Smell his breath on my neck
Can you taste him still?
Nibbled skin, skin turns red
His eyelash lays on my bed
Touch my chills before they heal
Make them heal
Pour the acid in my eyes
Burn the pictures in my mind
Take everything away from me
'cause you don't exist if I don't see
Air is loud, drums wont beat
I can't search I can't find my feet
Hurry up turn on the light
Someone's gotten lost tonight
Can you recall when you were him
Don't give up you can't win
Back then what he said was true
I should've recorded you
Pour the acid in my eyes
Burn the pictures in my mind
Take everything away from me
'cause you don't exist if I don't see
See the lights up in the sky
They used to live in your eyes
Something's sick something's wrong
All your promises are gone
Pretend you're him
Blindfold me
It's like he's here
If you don't speak
Spin me around
Make me dizzy
You're just a blur
Pour the acid in my eyes
Burn the pictures in my mind
Take everything away from me
'cause you don't exist if I don't see
Can you find last night for me
Repeat what he said to me
Leah Andreone is an American musician born in 1974 in San Diego, California. Active since the late '90s, she stands out for her musical style that blends elements of folk, alternative rock and singer-songwriter. Her music is characterized by catchy melodies, introspective lyrics and a warm, reassuring voice. Andreone has released several studio albums, including "The Way I Feel" (2001) and "Songs from the Heart" (2005), which have enjoyed moderate commercial success. Among her most representative songs are "California Dreamin'", "Whispers in the Wind" and "Underneath the Stars".
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