Lawnmower

Lyrics
[Verse 1] I bought a house in the country I never mow the lawn, I never pull the weeds I never take the trash out No one cares out here I bought a house in the country I never read the news, mostly feed the birds Me and all the squirrels collecting nuts We chase each other around the cedar stump [Chorus] Honestly I know We have to say goodbye sometimes Honestly we know You have to say goodbye [Verse 2] I bought a house in the country I read the palms of trees, they've been around a while Way longer than the books up on my shelf I think they have the fortune I've been waiting for I bought a house in the country I did it for my lungs, to sing along with bugs Seventeen years in the dirt We ought to live it up if this is all we got [Chorus] And honestly I know We have to say goodbye sometimes Honestly we know You have to say goodbye [Outro] I bought a house in the country I bought a house in the country I never mow the lawn I never mow the lawn I never mow the lawn 'Cause I know you're never coming home I never mow the lawn I'm never moving on 'Cause you're never coming home
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Credits
- Writers
- Chris Baum
- Courtney Swain
- Gavin Wallace-Ailsworth
- Vince Welch