Sink - Noah Kahan

Oh, she hates to say goodbye

So she only says goodnight

When she goes, she stops to look behind

And I’ll sink

Oh, she sleeps with one eye closed

So she can tell when she’s alone

Oh no, yeah, summer comes and goes

But I’ll sink

Oh, she’s the sunset in the west

Oh, she is sleep when I need rest

And though the ship can be saved yet

And oh, for you, I would never sink again

And oh, for you, I would never sink again

Oh, she promises to write

I know it’s harder if she tries

So I have grown to tell myself a lie

And I’ll sink

Time slows to let me talk alone

High hopes don’t last me very long

Winding roads, they never seem to stop

But I’ll sink

Oh, she’s the sunset in the west

Oh, she is sleep when I need rest

And though the ship can be saved yet

And oh, for you, I would never sink again

And oh, I would never sink again

And oh, I would never sink again

And oh, I would never sink again

And oh, for you, I would never sink again

And oh, for you, I would never sink again

Oh, she’s the path in which I tread

Oh, she’s the shiver up my neck

Oh, she’s the blood rush to my head

Oh, for you, I would never sink again

And oh, for you, I would never sink again