Serafina

Lyrics

[Verse 1] Serafina, highly graceful, face lights up arenas Barely breathing, mason jar of that cafe You picture all them seeing You alone, you're barely clothed You laugh, It's so revealing Oh yeah, it's so revealing I'm higher than I've ever been Won't you come down, let me in? And I swear to god you'll leave me all by myself again You just wanna leave me I can see it in your eyes This ain't a world of compromise You remind me of Serafina Highly graceful, face lights up arenas Ima lеave you right where I bеgan And I'm a little lost now, won't you take me to the ground I'm a little lost now, won't you take me to the ground [Hook] Oh, you must think you're caught in a dream Oh, you must think there's nothing to see [Verse 2] Serafina, do you get tired of that dancing Taking all your free time Missing birthdays on the weekends You can't even sleep in Work your body 'til it hurts It ain't my first Bloody Sunday Bloody foot in the works Grandparents miss you But you a boss you quit for no one That's what mama teach ya Like "you should eat", but compliment your figure She's a bitch though, second coming of Monte Cristo It's in the wrist though, defined by all these big goals [Bridge] And that's just how they want it to be Even in the world of the free You're just another version of me And all that I keep thinking is [Hook] Ooh, you must think you're caught in a dream Ooh, you must think there's nothing to see [Verse 3] And the sandman didn't help it go away Even in the brightest of days You can still hide at your own place Oh, Serafina, it takes a while 'til you can fill up those big arenas "I can make it happen for you!" That's what all them say to you That's what all them say to you That's what all them say to you [Outro] If you made it this far on my little calling card It's easy to see how it all gets the best of me And I was perfect to begin with, no I was the farthest thing from it If I could flashback to Governors Island When we were all running on those big heavy bikes that weren't ours, but our dad's And we would all lose all of our lunches to the weed and lack of cash And we were just becoming teenagers when we stepped onto the pier And I told them all about you, I told my oldest friends about you And they laughed and punched the ground and said "you're crazy!' I guess that'll do And at the party, I was a different me, and I guess you were a different you It's funny how we become different versions of ourself Especially around the girls, and boys for a time That was seventh grade, right? How you identify doesn't change the way you saved me from the highway Thanks for listening to all the trouble that I get myself into You know until the end of time I'd do the same for you