Modern Baseball - The Weekend Lyrics
Though I seem cool, calm and collectedMaking my way to Hipster with GlassesWas a little more than just nerve wrackin'Kinda’ just counted on her to turn me into gooPraise Whatever it ended with a smileCause for a bit, a tad, a little whileI expected you two, to save the day with sly remarksLike "he's so cute" and "whatever you want"sThough the white jacket didn't fitThe friends I came with did, perfectlySnugged right to my bodyLike sad movies and late night drinksCould’ve guessed by the end of the hourThere was more than just a little smile on my faceCovered in custard and cookies and cream, pissed off I had to leaveBut all has to end.You got a smile that could light this town and we might need itCause it gets dark around here, real dark around hereMost of my old friends I can only stand for the weekendBut that doesn't apply here, doesn't apply hereThe day started with a bloody dripAnd a taste on my lips that was a lot less than desiredAwkward moments to the sideNot all expiring fastA tank top that didn't cover a thingAnd a zipped down hoodie, zipped to the bottomHad us laughing every timeNo matter how many chest hairs there were in sightYou got a smile that could light this town and we might need itCause it gets dark around here, real dark around hereMost of my old friends I can only stand for the weekendBut that doesn't apply here, doesn't apply here
