Writing Notes Songtext
von Jen Trynin

Writing notes about being sorry
Driving out of town, too drunk to see
Believing in the day, I would be happy
I miss who I used to be

With just one kiss, I could be yours
And rocks against my window are signs enough of love
And you here with me, I, I could be happy
I miss who I used to be


I miss the time when life was so brand new to me
I could barely keep anything inside
And I miss the time when I could never lie to you
I would never have anything to hide
If I were me, way back when
I′d pray to God to get you back again
And I'd take it real slow with my favorite pen
I′d write, I'd never do anything to hurt you
I'd never do anything to hurt you, no
I′d never do anything to hurt you, no, no

I miss the time when life was so brand new to me
I could barely keep anything inside
And I miss the time when I could never lie to you
I would never have anything to hide

You say it′s gone, gone for good
I would gladly swallow my petty piece of pride
And tell you now I don't know if truth wins out
Or if we keep certain things inside
Do you have anything to hide?
Don′t you have anything to hide?