The Midnight - Infinite

  

Your mama died and left you the farm 

You moved back from the city, learned to see the stars 

 Forgotten lives you forgot you carried 

Your former selves you forgot to bury 

You read the old books you used to need 

To make you whole, make you feel complete 

Then you made the drinks you used to love

 But somewhere, you lost the taste for the social drugs 

 

The ancient, empty skies 

 That haunt you all your life 

Projections of the lights that have long left you bеhind 

 

When it doesn't feel like homе 

You turn the music up 

 'Cause time, it takes its toll 

And it don't feel like it was 

But it hits you when it does 

And you roll the windows down 

And you turn the music up 

When the sun shines on this town 

It almost feels like love 

We're infinite enough 

 

You told the stories, but they fell through 

 In a strange land where the stranger's you 

And all the masks that you used to wear 

 Just to find out here nobody cares 

You saw a girl from afar

 She was reading 

Jaws at the local bar 

 You found the words and brought her home 

To your childhood bed in a thunderstorm 

 

Those ancient, empty skies 

 Will haunt you all your life 

 Projections of the lights that have long left us behind 

 

When it doesn't feel like home 

You turn the music up 

'Cause time, it takes its toll 

And it don't feel like it was 

But it hits you when it does 

And you roll the windows down 

And you turn the music up 

When the sun shines on this town

 It almost feels like love 

We're infinite enough 

 

Can you see the sun rising? 

Can you see the blue sky shining? 

The only thing stronger than all that I can find is 

Time 

 

When it doesn't feel like home 

You turn the music up 

'Cause time, it takes its toll 

And it don't feel like it was 

But it hits you when it does 

 And you roll the windows down 

And you turn the music up 

When the sun shines on this town 

 It almost feels like love 

We're infinite enough