Pop meets folk meets country meets passive-aggressive break-up.
Music & Lyrics by Fiona Cox; Recorded at Shonk Studios, Oxford - www.theshonk.com; Produced and Engineered by John Halliday; Co-Produced by Phil Garvey; Acoustic Guitar and Vocals by Fiona Cox; Fiddle and Mandolin by Ben Smith; Bass by Graham Barlow; Drums by Nick Clack, Engineered by John Halliday.
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A song about moving out and on from a living situation and relationship - frankly, inspired by being very annoyed at having to pack, load and move boxes alone.
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So it has come down to this:
Suitcases, divided trinkets;
all of these boxes to move.
Today I'm going to extract myself from you
but I am stopped in the bathroom
halted by razors we shared, which one was mine?
I cave and take your shampoo
and now for months I am going to smell like you
I just can't wait to be out of here
I just can't wait to be long gone
I just can't wait to be out of here
I just can't wait to forget about you
My towel is there next to yours,
hung on the back of that now familiar door.
Because I know you will hate it,
I drop it damp in the laundry basket
Promising silver rings -
I leave them empty on a shelf.
I rifle through jewellery drawers -
yours, mine. Mine? Yours?
I just can't wait to be out of here
I just can't wait to be long gone
I just can't wait to be out of here
I just can't wait to forget about you
You said "I guess my heart wasn't in it"
I said "I guess mine was"
I guess mine was
clawing for solid walls
I guess mine was
I just can't wait to be out of here
I just can't wait to be long gone
I just can't wait to be out of here
I just can't wait to forget about you
forget about you
Copyright © 2005 Fiona Elizabeth Cox
This work is registered with the UK Copyright Service: Registration No: 250355
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