I Hope You Like This Song

from Because We Never Talk About It by Luke Wesley

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You pack the car and you move across the country

Found an apartment in the largest of cities

You came to show the world

What you swore no one had ever heard

This is where our story finds us

I got a face for radio that girls come onto

and I can’t read music and I pound on my piano

I got nothing that anyone could ever want

Built up insecurities the most that I could even give

I hope you like this song

I hope you like this song

Moved to the east coast in a big blue van

Packed to the rim with what comes with a musician

One part self-doubt and another part of arrogance

Sprinkle in a smidge of hope and now you know what you’re up against

If you’re looking for me any night this is where you’ll find me

I got a face for radio that girls come onto

and I can’t read music and I pound on my piano

I got nothing that anyone could ever want

Built up insecurities the most that I could even give

I hope you like this song

I hope you like this song

It Doesn’t matter after the show what you tell me

Mom was right sayin’ “You’re your own worst enemy.”

And I’ll sit and contemplate all the notes I played wrong tonight

Tomorrow when I wake the mirror portrait of myself will say

Just sit down and play a song

Just sit down and play a song

But I got a face for radio that girls come onto

and I can’t read music and I pound on my piano

I got nothing that anyone could ever want

Built up insecurities the most that I could even give

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from Because We Never Talk About It, released June 2, 2010

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