Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Chan Marshall
Vocals
Matt Sweeney
Guitar
Erik Paparazzi
Bass Guitar
Jim White
Drums
Gregg Foreman
Piano
Judah Bauer
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Matt Sweeney
Songwriter
Chan Marshall
Songwriter
Judah Bauer
Songwriter
Gregg Foreman
Songwriter
Erik Paparazzi
Songwriter
Jim White
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Stuart Sikes
Recording Engineer
Lyrics
I wanna tell you
I've always wanted to tell you
But I never had the chance to say
What I feel in my heart from the beginning 'til my dying day
I was fifteen, sixteen maybe
In the park, I was waving my arms
You were wet with sweat
And you sang the song that I was screaming
I wanted you, too
Another time was in South Carolina
It's always been the third encore
Whose wind came blowing in
Can you tell me who were you singing for?
Oh my God, can you tell me who you were singing to?
A phone call from your New York City office
You were supposedly asking to see me
And how I wanted to tell you
That I was just only four hundred miles away
Who could believe that you were calling? I was in D.C.
I was four hundred miles behind
Backstage pass in my hand
Giving you my heart was my plan, I wish I could tell you
My chance
In the middle of the stadium in Paris, France
Can I finally tell you?
Can I finally tell you
To be my man?
April in Paris, can I see you?
Can you please be my man?
Writer(s): Matthew D Sweeney, Judah Bauer, Erik Paparazzi, Gregg Foreman, Jim Ronald White, Chan Marshall
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