Lucy Spraggan - I Don't Live There Anymore lyrics

[Verse 1] I live in a gla** house, but I'm forever throwing stones. Most of it is broken, but I call it my home. I was smoking like a chimney. And I was standing on the porch. Well, the bell it kept on ringing, But there was no one at the door. Well, you might have seen the invite, 'Cause I was cooking all the time. But the place mats were empty, When I sat down to dine. [Pre-Chorus] You could've changed it all if you had called. The house was cold, and remained unsold. The neighbour told me you darkened my door. Well, I hope you saw that I don't live there anymore. Woah, woah, woah, woah. [Verse 2] Saw so much pain through these windows. Left your picture on the fridge. Well, they boarded them up, dead shut And I'm glad that they did. I miss the leaking from the ceiling, And the squeaking of the gate. I took some of your Lillies with me But they won't grow the same. [Chorus] You could've changed it all if you had called. The house was cold, and remained unsold. The neighbour told me you darkened my door. Well, I hope you saw that I don't live there anymore. Woah, woah, woah, woah. [Bridge] Well, it took some paint from a desperate place, And an empty case and I covered up the walls. But there's still scuff marks and some plastered scars. I drive the same old car but you couldn't tell at all. Woah, woah, woah, woah. [Outro] The neighbour told me you darkened my door; Well, I hope you saw that I don't need you anymore.