Cameron Scott Watson - Diamonds

It's three o'clock on a Wednesday afternoon
I'm outside eating breakfast with my girl
Detroit is the center of the universe
And I wouldn't trade my place with anyone in the world
I think that I'm genuinely happy
It didn't always use to be that way
It's a strange and a foreign feeling
But I'm learning to accept that maybe it's okay

When I her in the morning
Her skin across the sheets
I feel so incredibly alright with the world
And my life outshines my dreams
I believe that there's hope for me
I believe in her gorgeous lips
I finally believe in myself for a change
How can it get better than this

The sunshine softly sings her name
A day becomes a memory, a memory starts to fade
So hold me, tell me it will be okay
I always hoped for a life like this

It's eleven at night on a Sunday
I'm lying in my bed all alone
I'm thinking about what I could have done better
And trying not to reach for my phone
It was one in the morning on Thursday
The first time that we ever kissed
I could live in that moment forever
You really caught me off guard there kid

I'm sorry for the cold nights we had to spend apart
I know that you love me
You know you have my heart
I'll hold you 'til the daylight, I'll kiss you under the moon
I know I can make it alone in this world
But I'd rather make it alone with you

The sunshine softly sings your name
A day becomes a memory, a memory starts to fade
So hold me, tell me it will be okay
I always hoped for a life like this

Written by:
Cameron Watson

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