Upcoming Concerts for Adult Mom
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Adult Mom
Performer
Stevie Knipe
Rhythm Guitar
Allegra Eidinger
Guitar
Lily Mastrodimos
Bass
Olivia Battell
Percussion
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Stevie Knipe
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Stevie Knipe
Producer
Allegra Eidinger
Producer
Lily Mastrodimos
Producer
Olivia Battell
Producer
Chance Cypress
Mixing Engineer
Ryan Schwabe
Mastering Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Picturing that you were dead's the only way to cope with my head
But it never lasted long, you'd never let me live with you gone
Crying in my baby's arms, she tells me she doesn't know how to shoot a gun
But if she did, I'd never have to think about you anymore
[Verse 2]
You come home mad again, it's always something I can never mend
You crack your medicine, you step towards me, and I start to defend
You hold me in your arms, and then you let me be
I wait for you to fall asleep, so I can sit comfortably
[Chorus]
And you take what you want
And you slam the door in my face when I resist
You picture my head
Staying put while the door is your hand
Staying put while the door is your hand
[Verse 3]
Walking a few steps ahead, you bolt and leave me stranded in the dark
I find you finally, you say that I should've just kept up
I sigh, I lie, and I lie and say that I am fine
I wait for you to fall asleep, so I can cry comfortably
[Chorus]
And you take what you want
Take what you want
And you slam the door in my face when I resist
You picture my head
Picture my head
Staying put while the door is your hand
Staying put while the door is your hand
[Bridge]
And I wanted to hurt you back in a sit down whispered note
Tried to find the upper hand, so I could bend it until it broke
But there was nothing I could say that would grab you by the throat
Except that I am not afraid of you anymore
[Chorus]
And you took what you wanted
And you slammed the door in my face when I resist
I picture your head
Picture your head
Rolling off into a dead end
Rolling off into a dead end
Rolling off into a dead end
Rolling off into a dead end
Written by: Stevie Knipe