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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
George Daniel
Drums
Adam Hann
Guitar
Ross MacDonald
Bass
Matty Healy
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
George Daniel
Songwriter
Matty Healy
Songwriter
Rob Milton
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
George Daniel
Producer
Jack Antonoff
Producer
Andrew Gearhart
Engineer
Chris Galland
Mixing Engineer
Dani Perez Carasols
Assistant Engineer
Dave Gross
Engineer
Dom Shaw
Assistant Engineer
Freddy Williams
Assistant Engineer
Jeremie Inhaber
Assistant Mixing Engineer
John Rooney
Assistant Engineer
Jon Gautier
Engineer
Katie May
Assistant Engineer
Laura Sisk
Engineer
Liam Hebb
Assistant Engineer
Manny Marroquin
Mixing Engineer
Oli Jacobs
Engineer
Robin Florent
Assistant Mixing Engineer
Robin Schmidt
Mastering Engineer
Scott Desmarais
Assistant Mixing Engineer
Evan Smith
Engineer
Matty Healy
Producer
Lyrics
Our first kiss was Christmas in the Walmart toy department
She said, "I should take you with me when I leave"
When we were searchin' New York for a fancy, new apartment
She said, "Central Park is Sea World for trees"
You ask about the cows, wearin' my sweater
It's somethin' 'bout the weather that makes them lie down
The only time I feel I might get better is when we are together
I like socks with sandals, she's more into scented candles
Oh, I'll never get that smell out of my bag
And it was poorly handled, the day we both got canceled
Because I'm a racist and you're some kind of slag
You ask about the cows, wearin' my sweater
It's somethin' 'bout the weather that makes them lie down
The only time I feel I might get better is when we are together, oh, together
"I'm better at writing" was just a way to get you biting, oh
The truth is that our egos are absurd
I thought we were fighting but it seems I was gaslighting you
I didn't know that it had its own word
You still ask about the cows, wearin' my sweater
Said it's something 'bout the weather that makes them lie down
The only time I feel I might get better is when we are together
Writer(s): George Daniel, Matthew Timothy Healy, Robert Milton
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