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Indy - Hometown Lyrics

Hometown Lyrics[Verse 1]
I go back to it
My old suburbia
Once or twice in a year, I know you'll be there
And you'll come to my parents' house
They know you by name
They're saying it's been so long
We slip out of the house, we start fooling around
Like we did when we were young

[Pre-Chorus]
Nineteen and we haunted streets that we knew so well
I cut my feet on the love and the lust I felt
[Chorus]
Stuck in the quiet of my hometown
You're wondering if we'll go back to being friends
I just stay quiet so you know now
That if I could you know I'd do it all again
I gavе you all of my midnights
But, baby, now that it's daytime
You are stuck in the quiеt of my hometown
I have to go now

[Verse 2]
Every time I go
You won't drive me to the airport
You say that you'll write and I swear that I'll call
But I don't know what for
When I land in the city
In the cab I can taste you still
Conversations we made, it's been staining my days
Things that I didn't say

[Chorus]
Stuck in the quiet of my hometown
You're wondering if we'll go back to being friends
I just stay quiet so you know now
That if I could you know I'd do it all again
I gave you all of my midnights
But, baby, now that it's daytime
You are stuck in the quiet of my hometown
I have to go now
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Gave you all of my midnights
Baby, now it's daytime
Here you are

[Bridge]
Underneath the Cyprus trees
I can see it in my dreams
The way that you say my name
Kinda makes me want to stay

[Chorus]
Stuck in the quiet of my hometown
So maybe finally we'll be more than friends
We both get quiet 'cause we know now
That if I tried to stay it would only end
I gave you all of my midnights
But, baby, now that it's daytime
You are stuck in the quiet of my hometown
I have to go now (Stuck in the quiet of my hometown)

[Outro]
Underneath the Cyprus trees
I can see it in my dreams (Just stay quiet so you know now)
The way that you say my name
Kinda makes me want to stay
Nineteen and we haunted streets that we knew so well