Eleven Days

Lyrics
[Verse 1] Eleven more days, waiting around here in the city Thinking that I'm gonna escape this fucked up feeling I got on a flight, economy class I couldn't sleep, I listened to jazz [Verse 2] Eleven more nights, staring at nothing on the phone screen Feeling the lag, and hoping that you call me And to my surprise, you hang me to dry I came over here, thought you were sincere But I guess that I was wrong [Verse 3] I was getting nervous that I finally met that person Maybe we just moved too fast, 'cause I woke up in the moment thinking Why'd you leave so fast? You left without your purse And by the time I called you back you were gone [Chorus] I got eleven days to go I don't got the change to change my flight home It's 5 O'clock in Mexico, and breakfast time in Tokyo I got eleven days to go I came here for a reason but the reason's gone It's 5 O'clock in Mexico, and breakfast time in Tokyo [Verse 4] Eleven more days feeling hungover in the morning Kicking my heels, feeling unreal, retail shopping Walk in the mall, getting new kicks, I'm feeling sick Taking a sip from this iced coffee [Verse 5] Eleven more nights, losing my mind Seeing city lights, wondering how the hell to get you off my mind Wondering how the hell to get you off my mind [Chorus] I got eleven days to go I don't got the change to change my flight home It's 5 O'clock in Mexico, and breakfast time in Tokyo I got eleven days to go I came here for a reason but the reason's gone It's 5 O'clock in Mexico, and breakfast time in Tokyo [Bridge] I gotta be out of my mind, thinking everything woulda been fine To come across the ocean on some frequent flyer miles I know I'll be feeling alright When I finally get on a flight back home But I got eleven days to go (ten plus one days til I get back home) (cuz I got ten plus one days til I get back home) [Chorus] I got eleven days to go I don't got the change to change my flight home It's 5 O'clock in Mexico, and breakfast time in Tokyo I got eleven days to go I came here for a reason but the reason's gone It's 5 O'clock in Mexico, and breakfast time in Tokyo
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Credits
- Writers
- Slinger
- Ruxley
- Max Frost