Cerulean City

Justin Castro, Lawrence Warner, Jake Hughes, Cory Castro, Kevin Garcia

Just this morning, out on my steps, it was raining
I couldn't muster up the energy to go back inside to keep from getting wet
Making excuses, I know the truth that's the glue that holds me down
This feeling unwell
Comtemplating months spent hating myself
Not content but somewhat comfortable with self-contempt

Maybe life isn't broken, but just bent
I'm not convinced, something's gotta fucking give
And that's when it hit me, this house doesn't have to be haunted anymore
Open up the doors, let the breeze in
The light at the end of the tunnel is the experience that we all seem to funnel
Back into the bodies that we have rented
Life doesn't always make sense
But you're the only thought that does
This house doesn't have to be haunted anymore
Our house doesn't feel at all haunted anymore
Life doesn't always make sense, but you're the only thought that does

I don't know if you remember
We were half asleep in my bed
And I said, "One day you'd be asked if you would marry me"
And barely coherently, under your breath, you said, "I would"
I'm not sure you even know that I heard
But those two words resonated harder than anything
And once again gave me a reason to wake up
In the morning

Trivia about the song Cerulean City by Free Throw

On which albums was the song “Cerulean City” released by Free Throw?
Free Throw released the song on the albums “What’s Past Is Prologue” in 2019 and “What’s Past is Prologue” in 2019.
Who composed the song “Cerulean City” by Free Throw?
The song “Cerulean City” by Free Throw was composed by Justin Castro, Lawrence Warner, Jake Hughes, Cory Castro, Kevin Garcia.

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