Lonely Long Enough

There’s always a TV on when I go to sleep

Always a podcast playing each morning when I brush my teeth

Anything to fill the silence, to block out the noise

It’s funny how a daytime game show

Can be so effective at filling a void

Perhaps there’s a world where I’m not alone

Where someone takes care in the ways that I don’t

I should ask for a number or give someone mine

But I think I just need some more time ‘cause

I don’t think that I’ve been lonely long enough

Haven’t had chance to erase the pain that comes with love

There might be a moment, a fleeting second

Where my heart speaks up and says, "Grace, forget it"

And maybe I should but I don’t think that I’ve been lonely long enough

I can still feel my heart sinking as he got up to leave

I can still taste the goodbye when I find a stray tear on my cheek

I don’t think of the good times, I just think of the bad

I focus on what we were left with and not what we had

I’ve forgotten a world where I’m not alone

Where someone takes care in ways that I don’t

Can’t ask for a number, won’t give someone mine

I just need a little more time ‘cause

I don’t think that I’ve been lonely long enough

Haven’t had chance to erase the pain that comes with love

There might be a moment, a fleeting second

Where my heart speaks up and says, "Grace forget it"

And maybe I should but I don’t think that I’ve been lonely long enough

There might be a moment, a fleeting second

Where my heart speaks up and says, "Grace forget it"

And maybe I should but I don’t think that I’ve been lonely long enough